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Ahead of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's launch next week, unionised Activision testers have voted to authorise a strike
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Ahead of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's launch next week, unionised Activision testers have voted to authorise a strike

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"Our members remain united and continue to mobilize"

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Call of Duty testers have voted to authorise a union strike. The union, formed back in March of 2024, is made up of almost 600 quality assurance workers at Activision, and plan to strike if conditions at the publisher don't change.

Activision Quality Assurance United-CWA bargaining committee member and QA functional tester Emily Danko shared a statement in a press release (thanks, Kotaku ), saying, "Bargaining has been a long, exhausting process spanning over two years, with our committee making responsible moves while the company continues to stall on critical issues like wages, accommodations, and worker protections. Despite our efforts to bargain in good faith, meaningful progress has been difficult, leaving key issues unresolved.…

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