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Activision Blizzard's latest workplace initiative is a committee led by board members
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eurogamer.netLate last night, Activision Blizzard announced plans to form a new Workplace Responsibility Committee as a response to last week's devastating report into sexual assault, harassment and misconduct at the company.
The committee is led by two board directors who report to embattled Activision Blizzard boss Bobby Kotick — the figure at the centre of last week's report into what he is alleged to have known about workplace abuses, and how he is said to have responded.
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Activision Blizzard Creates A "Workplace Responsibility Committee" In Wake Of Bobby Kotick Situation gamespot.com /3 years ago
Activision Blizzard board start new committee to stop harassment and discrimination rockpapershotgun.com /3 years ago
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Political activist group demands Bobby Kotick's removal from Coca-Cola board of directors
Embattled Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick is facing more pressure arising from allegations of widespread sexual misconduct and discrimination at the studios under his leadership. The National Legal and Policy Center, a political organization that claims to promote «ethics in public life through research, investigation, education, and legal action,» has issued a formal call to Coca-Cola to remove Kotick from its board of directors.
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