'We were sacked from Rockstar North for trying to unionise'
Summary
In October, Rockstar North, a major video game company, dismissed 31 employees, stating "gross misconduct" as the reason. The workers claim they were fired for attempting to create a union to discuss workplace conditions, while the company cites breaches of confidentiality regarding game details. The dismissed employees are now considering taking legal action.Key Facts
- Rockstar North dismissed 31 employees in October for "gross misconduct."
- The company is known for developing the Grand Theft Auto games.
- Dismissed workers claim they were fired for trying to form a union.
- Rockstar North stated the firings were due to sharing confidential information.
- Employees allegedly discussed working conditions in a private online forum.
- The dismissed workers plan to take the matter to an employment tribunal.
- The case may take up to a year to be heard.
- The issue was mentioned in the UK Parliament during Prime Minister's Questions.
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