Microsoft has recognised the formation of the ZeniMax Workers United union...
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"Microsoft has lived up to its commitment to its workers and let them decide for themselves whether they want a union," Communications Workers of America president Chris Shelton said."Other video game and tech giants have made a conscious choice to attack, undermine, and demoralise their own employees when they join together to form a union.
Last year, Microsoft adopted a series of new policies with the desire to make it simpler for its employees to make informed decisions on unionisation. The move followed the company's 'labour neutrality agreement' with the CWA, which saw Microsoft keeping a neutral stance on the unionisation of Activision Blizzard employees. In return, the CWA would support regulatory approval of Microsoft's planned acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
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