Magic: The Gathering Arena developers intend to form a union with the CWA - Engadget
… "This isn't just something that affects Wizards of the Coast; it's how most American workplaces are set up," Wilson added. …
… "This isn't just something that affects Wizards of the Coast; it's how most American workplaces are set up," Wilson added. …
… The devs also want to generally increase the "transparency and equity" in their workplace. …
… Those issues include protections over layoffs and remote work, guardrails over generative AI usage and mandatory crunch time, and increased transparency and equity in the workplace. “At Wizards, we’re organizing for a say in layoffs, accountability that runs up and down the chain, and a living wage… …
… "It’s how most American workplaces are set up: investor profit above all, even if it hurts those behind the products we all know and love. …
… Everything that happens is guided by those workers, who know best what’s right for them and their workplace. …
… Watching that momentum grow made me realise that if we love this work, we have to protect it, especially now,” gameplay tools engineer and CWA Local 9003 member Steph Aligbe said. “Our union is proud that our studio chose to voluntarily recognise our union and live up to its high-road labour values… …
… "Our employees are the lifeblood of what makes us great, and we are committed to fostering a workplace where every person feels heard, valued, and supported. …
… In simple terms, unionization allows employees to organize as a collective group, giving them a formal voice when discussing things like pay, benefits, workplace conditions, and overall quality of life with management. …
… Management now has 10 working days to voluntarily recognize the unionization efforts before legal processes are formally launched to force recognition. …