Discontent over working conditions at video game companies has been growing for years, driven by anger about long working hours, poor pay, temporary contracts and sexual harassment in the workplace. Now some game workers are considering unionisation, which would have been unimaginable a few years ago
Jessica Gonzalez can sometimes still hear the eerie theme music for one of the “Call of Duty” video games in her mind. She jokes that the soundtrack will play on a loop in her subconscious when she gets older.
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