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Grand Theft Auto workers claim they were sacked for union activities

Grand Theft Auto workers claim they were sacked for union activities

An employment tribunal heard a former Rockstar North employee claim that colleagues who signed a petition were placed on a "watch list". Dayne Oram, represented by the IWGB union, claimed these workers were later among 34 staff sacked by the gaming giant for unionising. Rockstar denies this, saying workers were fired for gross misconduct after sharing confidential information online.

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