King Staff Could Strike After the Candy Crush Maker Rejects Collective Bargaining Agreement
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Several unions are warning of a strike against King, the gaming company behind Candy Crush Saga. The reason is that the company does not want to sign a collective bargaining agreement.
Trade unions Unionen and Swedish Engineers have announced a strike at King, the company behind the game Candy Crush.
Several unions are warning of a strike against King, the gaming company behind Candy Crush Saga. The reason is that the company does not want to sign a collective bargaining agreement.
The Unionen and the Swedish Engineers have announced a strike at the game studio King, which is behind Candy Crush and is owned by Microsoft. The company has not wanted to sign a collective agreement, after more than a year of negotiations.
Several unions are warning of a strike against King, the gaming company behind Candy Crush Saga. The reason is that the company does not want to sign a collective bargaining agreement.
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