Activision Blizzard Accepts Raven Software QA's Union, Set To Begin Negotiations
The company, it should be noted, is legally required to go to the bargaining table.
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The company, it should be noted, is legally required to go to the bargaining table.
According to a new report, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer will recognize the Raven Software QA workers' union once the Activision-Blizzard deal goes through.
According to a report, Nintendo allegedly violated a workers' right to unionize, engaging in "coercive actions" to prevent the worker from taking action.
Following a seven week strike, employees at Activision owned studio Raven Software have asked leadership to voluntarily recognize their union.
A group of workers at Raven Software, the division of Activision responsible for QA on Call of Duty: Warzone, has officially announced it's unionizing with the Communication Workers of America. The Game Workers Alliance has officially asked Activision Blizzard to voluntarily recognize the union at the Madison, Wisconsin-based development studio.