Modern Warfare 4 Testers Vote To Authorize Union Strike As Contract Negotiations Stall: 'It Is Time To Stop Playing Games'

Modern Warfare 4 Testers Vote To Authorize Union Strike As Contract Negotiations Stall: 'It Is Time To Stop Playing Games'

The union has spent over two years trying to negotiate its first contract

Ahead of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's launch next week, unionised Activision testers have voted to authorise a strike

Call of Duty testers have voted to authorise a union strike. The union, formed back in March of 2024, is made up of almost 600 quality assurance workers at Activision, and plan to strike if conditions at the publisher don't change.

"We are not going away:" Activision QA workers vote to authorise strike after two years of contract negotiations

Members of AQAU-CWA are seeking wage increases, generative AI protections, and more—but feel Activision is stalling at the bargaining table.

With Call Of Duty Release Near And No Union Contract In Sight, Activision Workers Authorize Strike

"There could be more bugs. There could be server issues. There could be missing features. ... No QA, no games"