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Activision Blizzard CEO Kotick accused of harassment, enabling misconduct in new report
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Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick has been accused of mistreating women both inside and outside the workplace.
In a damning report from The Wall Street Journal, Kotick has also been accused of enabling abusers by ignoring serious allegations of harassment at the U.S. publisher.
The report states that "several women" have accused Kotick of harassment, and says the CEO worked "quickly and quietly" to settle those complaints.
During one indecent that reportedly took place in 2006, Kotick allegedly
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It's no understatement to say Activision Blizzard King has been under fire lately, largely due to ongoing revelations of long-term unchecked harassment and abuse of staff at the company. The workers themselves have mobilized to form @ABetterABK, an ABK Worker's Alliance that has successfully pushed for changes like the end of required arbitration of sexual harassment and discrimination claims, and which is currently calling for the resignation of CEO Bobby Kotick.
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