Activision exec tries to dissuade employees from unionizing in a leaked Slack message
that will undermine that support and make it harder for workers to organize. This morning, Activision VP of QA Chris Arends sent the clearest message yet about where executives stand on the unionization effort, and it's firmly against.
. Employees were unable to respond to the message. Each answer diminished the benefits of unionization, but the fourth prompt offered the most explicit takedown of the organization process. It reads as follows: Job security here at ABK rests with our ability to produce epic entertainment for our fans.
Communications Workers of America, which is backing GWA, said on Twitter that the shuffle was"nothing more than a tactic to thwart Raven QA workers who are exercising their right to organize."
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