Thursday, May 28th 2026
Rockstar Workers Unionize Ahead of GTA VI Launch Following Dismissal of 31 Workers
Following the dismissal of 31 workers in 2025, which Rockstar and Take-Two argued were motivated by gross misconduct, which drew allegations of union busting and were even commented on by UK prime minister, Keir Starmer, Rockstar workers have officially announced the Rockstar Game Workers Union as part of the Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain (IWGB). The union is prioritizing pay transparency, flexible working, and an end to crunch. It is also taking Rockstar to court over the aforementioned firings, and it has confirmed that a court date for the final hearing in the legal battle has been set, although it has not shared when the hearing will take place. In the meantime, the union is collecting donations to fund the legal battle.
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Rockstar Game Workers Union on YouTube
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We present: the public launch of the Rockstar IWGB Game Workers Union.
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22 Comments on Rockstar Workers Unionize Ahead of GTA VI Launch Following Dismissal of 31 Workers
The fact that people managed to form a second union and get some court dates without getting sacked means those claims may have been exaggerated.
I mean, obviously Rock Star does crunch, it's common in the industry. Surprised they didn't just give them some loose change as hush money. Should be rolling in it with GTA Online.Doubt it. @Frick strikes me as a guy that doesn't even sun their pereneum, what a loser.
A line must be drawn across the industry, and all industries.
If Rockstar followed the employment law, then it has nothing to worry about.
Insanity is wanting to live in a world where corporations have even more power over ordinary people than they already do today.