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Activision testers authorise strike vote ahead of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 launch
Nearly 600 unionised Activision quality-assurance workers have voted to authorise a strike. The vote comes ahead of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4’s launch next week, with the union saying action could follow if conditions at the publisher do not change.
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Unionised Activision testers have voted to authorise a strike ahead of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4’s launch next week.
The vote involves nearly 600 quality-assurance workers represented by the Activision union. It does not mean a strike has already begun.
Union formed in March 2024
The union was formed in March 2024. Its members plan to strike if conditions at Activision do not change.
The source does not provide further details about the requested changes, a possible strike date or its duration.
What we know
- Unionised Activision testers voted to authorise a strike.
- The union represents nearly 600 quality-assurance workers.
- The vote came before Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 launches next week.
- The union was formed in March 2024.
Trust: Multiple publishers
- Several publishers are cited. They may share the same underlying source; independent reporting is not automatically established.
- Sources: NVIDIA GeForce, Rock Paper Shotgun.
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