CWA accuses Activision of threatening employees for discussing work conditions
Activision of union-busting and intimidating workers who engaged in walkouts and other protests.
CWA filed its latest complaint after an incident in which an Activision worker posted a link to an article on their departmental Slack channel about an ongoing California Department of Fair Housing and Employment lawsuit against the company. The union shared no details about whether the worker was fired or reprimanded. Engadget has reached out to CWA for more information about the incident and will update when we hear back.
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