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Ubisoft workers demand swifter action from leadership after Activision concedes to employee demands
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Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick made significant concessions yesterday to demands raised by studio employees in the wake of a lawsuit over allegations of widespread discrimination and sexual misconduct at the company. His reduced salary is largely performative—his base pay was already halved earlier this year, but he's still eligible for millions in bonuses—but the other commitments were welcomed by employees.
«Today was a huge win for ABK Worker's Alliance!» the workers group tweeted.
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