USA.- The American video game company Activision Blizzard, creator of ‘Call of Duty’ and ‘Warcraft’, faces a complaint for trying to prevent employees from talking about their working conditions, despite your legal right to do so.
The Communications Workers of America union sued the company, accusing it of having prevented its workers from speaking “on issues related to a sexual harassment claim and discrimination filed by the state of California“, recoge The Verge.
The media details that an employee received threats from a manager after publishing in Slack, a messaging application for companies, an article about the lawsuit, filed in July of last year in which Activision Blizzard is accused of promoting “macho culture”
The previous complaint indicates that the directors of the company were aware that the workers were subjected to constant sexual harassment, but despite receiving numerous “complaints about harassment, discrimination and retaliation”They did not take effective action in this regard.
Likewise, the employees were “threatened that they should not discuss matters related to salary and working conditions. via Slack“, reads the new demand.
With information from RT News
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