Zenimax workers vote to achieve Microsoft negotiations

America Union’s communication workers have announced today that they are negotiating Zenimax Media members – the parent company Bethesda And thanks to the acquisition of $ 69 billion, a subsidiary of Microsoft – voted to resolve a strike against Microsoft. According to CWA, this comes after more than a year of unsuccessful negotiations for the first contract between the two.

Zenimax United-Cwa workers voted 94% for their leaders to allow the strike, saying that Microsoft failed to provide a contract with them after nearly two years of negotiations. They were bargaining for “better salaries, improvements to the workplace and key concerns, including a lack of remote work options and the company’s replacement for the internal work to ensure quality with the output to external labor contractors without notifying the Union.”

Previously, CWA had charged a disloyal work practice against Microsoft. He also organizes one -day strikes in which the members of Zenimax Workers Onited came out of the company’s offices in Maryland and Texas. The Union issued a statement at that time, saying, “We are not afraid to do everything we need to make sure that Microsoft welcomes us to the negotiation table on key problems such as remote work and outsourcing options.”

Union Member and Associate Qa Tester Aubrey Litchfield Said in a Statement, “Paying your employees a livable wage as a multi-trillion-dollar Company is the lest of Table, Microsoft Acts as Though We’Ring For Too Much. Because of the Uncertainty of Finance.

Microsoft spokesman said in Prague statement“We respect the right of the team to express their perspectives and are deeply committed to achieving a fair and fair resolution that recognizes the contribution of the teams. There has been significant progress in the course of negotiations, reaching or not agreeing agreements on the majority of the topics of the table.”