As GTA 6 quickly approaches, it's hard not to see Rockstar Games just about everywhere on the web – but its new Grand Theft Auto game isn't the only reason it's in the limelight.
Rockstar developers in the United Kingdom are seeking official union recognition from the studio's leads currently, hoping to join ZA/UM as part of one of the region's first formally acknowledged unions in the video game industry, and the company has now put out a statement in response.
Admittedly, the entire situation is a lot, coming after Rockstar was accused of union-busting in 2025 when the company fired 31 workers. These devs were all either current union members or folks planning to organize one.
