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Microsoft and CWA forge labor neutrality agreement covering all ZeniMax workers


Microsoft and the CWA have forged a labor neutrality agreement for all ZeniMax workers. The CWA says the deal is similar to the one from 2022 covering Activision Blizzard’s workforce, which went into effect in April of this year.

“Thousands of our ZeniMax co-workers now have a free and fair path to organize together for better working conditions,” Page Branson, a Senior Quality Assurance (QA) Tester, wrote in a CWA press release. In 2022, the Xbox maker signed a formal agreement with CWA to respect Activision Blizzard employees’ right to organize. The workers can communicate with their peers and union reps about membership “in a way that encourages information sharing and avoids business disruptions.”

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