More Unions Pressure King – Strike Threat Grows Against Gaming Giant
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DIK sympathies the gaming company King about a work stoppage among its members, the union announces. This after Unionen and Sveriges Ingenjörer gave notice earlier this week.
The union front against the gaming company King is growing. Now three more unions are warning of industrial action against the company behind the mobile game Candy Crush, which refuses to sign a collective agreement.
More unions join the strike notice against the gaming company King.
Three more unions join the strike notice against gaming company King. According to the Swedish Academic Union SSR, the Candy Crush creators have refused to meet with the union and receive the notice document.
More unions join the strike notice against the gaming company King. The Swedish Association of Scientists, the Swedish Association of Academics SSR and DIK, the union for culture, communication and the creative sector, are now announcing sympathy measures against King. “If Sweden is to seriously compete with expertise in a growing gaming and tech industry, employees must have security, the right to good working conditions and greater influence,”…
The Swedish Academic Union SSR is now fighting for a collective agreement at the computer game company King....
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