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Activision Blizzard forms “Workplace Responsibility Committee” amid calls for Bobby Kotick’s resignation
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Activision Blizzard has announced that it has formed the “Workplace Responsibility Committee” in an effort to improve the company’s workplace culture amid ongoing reports about sexual abuse, harassment, and discrimination, which have prompted calls for Bobby Kotick’s resignation.
In a news release published on Monday, Activision Blizzard said that the new “Workplace Responsibility Committee” was formed to implement “new policies, procedures, and commitments” designed to “improve workplace
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