A junior employee at Rockstar was found to be sharing information about union activities with company management.
As discussions over layoffs continue to stall, a group of employees is advocating for a fresh strike.
The Bethesda Games Studios Union has released images of a display that has since been taken down, showcasing photos of developers who were let go.
The labor dispute began last autumn following the unexpected dismissal of multiple employees.
The French union STJV is urging a nationwide strike across the video game industry on June 25, highlighting concerns over widespread project management failures within the sector.
Game developers have submitted a petition to the NLRB, seeking voluntary recognition for their union efforts.
Rockstar faces allegations of monitoring employees’ private messages, according to union claims.
A former contractor for the Mario franchise received $26,000 after being let go.