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Candy Crush Developers Win Contract After Strike Threats

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'Without the fantastic engagement of our members at King, it would have been much more difficult to reach this agreement'

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The gaming company King signs a collective agreement with the Swedish Engineers and Unionen, according to a press release on Thursday evening.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Computer game company King signs collective agreement with Unionen and the Swedish Engineers' Association. Friday's strike called off.

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The strike notice against the gaming company King, which is behind Candy Crush Saga, has been withdrawn. The company has signed a collective agreement with Unionen and Sveriges Ingenjörer, the unions announced. The strike was supposed to start on Friday, September 25, but on Thursday evening it was announced that a collective agreement had been signed. “This is a great victory for the members at King. For a long time, they have stood firm on the…

There will be no strike at King. After pressure from the union, the gaming company chose on Thursday evening to sign a collective bargaining agreement for its employees.

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Sydsvenskan broke the news in Malmö, Sweden on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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