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After 3 years of bargaining with Microsoft, the Raven QA workers have secured their first union contract: 'Ratifying this contract is a win for game workers everywhere'
After beginning their unionization effort with a strike in 2021, Raven QA testers have negotiated guaranteed raises and limits on mandatory overtime.
Wisconsin video game workers, the first to unionize at a major US studio, finally have a contract
The building that houses video game company Raven Software is shown in Middleton, Wis. A group of quality assurance testers at the company have ratified their first union contract — more than three years after launching the first union at a major U.S. gaming studio. (Photo by M.P. King/Wisconsin State Journal)
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Raven's union win comes at a time when Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is congratulating the company on its power grab for more ...
Microsoft had to back down. After 3 years of struggle, Call of Duty devs finally achieved their goal
Employees of Raven Software have voted down a deal with Microsoft that guarantees, among other things, raises. The unions ...
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