Activision Blizzard staff plan fresh walkout following 'recent attacks on the civil liberties of our employees'
Staff at Activision Blizzard are planning a walkout next month, in light of the"recent attacks on the civil liberties of [its] employees".
The account went on to state that the current healthcare policies in place at Activision Blizzard"do not adequately protect" its staff. "The presently offered $4000 reimbursements for out of state medical care currently leave employees open to legal prosecution in their home state. Travel reimbursements do not remove workers from imminent danger.
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