A third Activision Blizzard Inc. studio has begun a union push, six months before the company expects to be sold to Microsoft.
Fifty-seven animators, designers, engineers, producers and quality assurance workers from the Boston-based video game developer Proletariat are forming a union, backed by
Communications Workers of America, the union group said in a news release Tuesday. The studio has filed for a union representation election with the National Labor Relations Board.
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