Activision Blizzard employees form a committee to fight workplace discrimination | Engadget
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the Communications Workers of America
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Activision Blizzard settled the federal EEOC lawsuit this March, agreeing to establish an $18 million fund to compensate employees who experienced discrimination at the studio.The workers’ demands include:-End of all mandatory arbitration -Independent Investigations for all claims of discrimination including sexual harassment - Lactation Protections- Trans Protections- Protection from retaliation and moreBacked by the Communications Workers of America, Activision Blizzard employees have been advocating for change and unionization — to some degree of success — since the lawsuits were filed.
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