'Call of Duty: Warzone' studio will try to unionize without Activision Blizzard's blessing
the first union at a large-scale North American video game studio. Raven is owned by Activision Blizzard and focuses on supporting, so this is about as AAA as it gets. Union signatories asked Activision Blizzard leadership to voluntarily recognize GWA by January 25th.Raven workers ended a weekslong strike against Activision Blizzard, awaiting union recognition from executives.
The CWA thread continued,"When Management uses meaningless buzzwords like ‘alignment,' ‘synergy,’ and ‘reorganization,’ they are sending a message to workers: ‘we make all the decisions, we have all the power.’" All of which brings us to today. Activision Blizzard employees have a supermajority of votes in favor of unionizing, and they're bringing their case to the NLRB. This can be a protracted process, and the longer it takes, the more leverage Activision Blizzard leadership will have.
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