Raven Software QA employees allowed to vote for union
(Windows Phone Central)

Activision Blizzard previously requested that the vote be held across the entire studio. What you need to know The National Labor Relations Board has ruled that Raven Software QA workers can vote for a union. The workers, who are organized under the Game Workers Alliance unit, have been seeking a union for months. Raven Software`s parent company Activision Blizzard requested that the vote be held across all of Raven Software, not just QA. Eligible employees have until May 20 to casts their votes. Raven Software quality assurance (QA) employees are being allowed to vote for a union, a move that could see the first-ever union within a major North American gaming publisher. The Game Workers Alliance shared on Friday via Twitter that the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) officially ruled that the unit of workers is eligible to vote for a union. The unit consists of 21 QA workers at the Wisconsin-based studio. Previously, Raven Software`s parent company Activision Blizzard had r...