Trade Union Warns of Strike Against Swedish Gaming Giant
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Several unions are warning of a strike against King, the gaming company behind Candy Crush Saga. The reason is that the company does not want to sign a collective bargaining agreement.
Trade unions Unionen and Swedish Engineers have announced a strike at King, the company behind the game Candy Crush.
The Unionen and the Swedish Engineers have announced a strike at the game studio King, which is behind Candy Crush and is owned by Microsoft. The company has not wanted to sign a collective agreement, after more than a year of negotiations.
Several unions are warning of a strike against King, the gaming company behind Candy Crush Saga. The reason is that the company does not want to sign a collective bargaining agreement.
Several unions are giving notice of a strike against King, the gaming company behind Candy Crush Saga. The reason is that the company does not want to sign a collective agreement. It is the Swedish Engineers and Unionen who are giving notice of the strike at the offices in Stockholm and Malmö. The conflict will start on September 25 if no solution is reached before then. The notice affects 100 of the Swedish Engineers members. “A strike is not s…
Negotiations on a collective agreement have failed. The Union and the Swedish Engineers are therefore giving notice of a strike at the gaming company King.
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