ZeniMax Workers Strike Against Remote Work and Outsourcing Policies
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Workers at ZeniMax, a subsidiary of Microsoft, have gone on strike over remote work policies and outsourcing issues. The strike involves quality assurance testers in Texas and Maryland, who are part of the ZeniMax Workers United-CWA union. This action highlights ongoing tensions over remote work policies in the video game industry, as companies roll back flexible work-from-home arrangements established during the COVID-19 pandemic. Microsoft has acknowledged the strike and expressed willingness to address concerns at the bargaining table.
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