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Employees at Raven Software have formed the first major union in the video game industry, and it's a massive victory that could lead to even more change.

Twenty-two quality-assurance testers at Activision Blizzard, Inc (NASDAQ:ATVI) studios have voted in favor of unionizing with the Communications Workers of America, the Wall Street Journal reports. The workers took part in the vote at Middleton, Wisconsin-based Raven, on May 23 amid opposition from Activision management. The move followed years of complaints about excessive…

A small group of quality assurance workers at an Activision Blizzard-owned game studio have unionized, marking the arrival of the first labor union at a major U.S. gaming company.

San Francisco (AFP) - Quality control workers at a studio owned by Activision Blizzard voted Monday to form a union in the first such win at a major US video game company.

Raven Software made history.

The vote passed 19-3.

The vote marks a victory for labor advocates in an industry mired with allegations of abuse and poor working conditions

The beleaguered company has been under fire for months after sexual harassment scandals surfaced.

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