Workers at Boston-based World of Warcraft support studio Proletariat (also known as Blizzard Boston) are pulling their petition with the National Labor Relations Board, and will not vote on a union.
On Tuesday, workers at Proletariat, the Boston-based studio Blizzard bought earlier this year to support World of Warcraft development, announced they recently filed for a union election with the ...
The Communications Workers of America, which was behind the effort, claims in a statement that several CEO-led meetings diminished support for the union. By Katie Kilkenny Labor & Media Reporter The ...
GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Leadership at Proletariat, the developer behind Spellbreak that was acquired by Activision Blizzard to assist on World of Warcraft, won't voluntarily ...
Activision Blizzard is refusing to voluntarily acknowledge an employee union at its Proletariat Games studio, as revealed in a note posted to the Proletariat Games blog yesterday and signed by "The ...
1. All over the world, living conditions for the working class are deteriorating continuously and irreversibly. Capitalism, which until the 1970s had successfully mitigated its structural crisis as a ...
Apparently, the super-indoctrinated, Trump-voting American working class, dulled by the mass media and the “American dream”, has changed very little since the crushing of the great textile strikes ...
Work is a necessity, it is the means to produce what is necessary to live. But it also allows to satisfy the need of belonging to a social organization. The labor market, the image of our societies, ...
When considering unemployment, social exclusion or precarity, it is inadequate to simply take refuge within the empirical question of which groups live under these conditions. Contemporary ...
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