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Employees at Zenimax Online Studios launched their union with 461 members as the rest of the games industry was distracted by the Game Awards. Nice.

ZeniMax Online Studios, a Microsoft-owned company and the developer behind The Elder Scrolls Online, announces it has officially unionized.

Last night, ironically while The Game Awards aired, the Communication Workers of America (CWA) announced that ZeniMax Oonline, the team behind The Elder Scrolls Online, have joined the union and Microsoft has,

Following in the footsteps of earlier union action by Bethesda workers and ZeniMax QA workers, 461 developers at ZeniMax Online Studios have launched their union. The union has been recognized by parent company Microsoft, which acquired ZeniMax and it subsidiaries in 2021.

Workers at ZeniMax Online Studios have voted to unionise. The ZOS United-CWA union, as part of the Communications Workers of America, has been recognised by parent company, Microsoft, "signalling a significant victory for workers' rights in the industry".

Workers at Elder Scrolls Online developer Zenimax Online Studios have unionised, Communications Workers of America has

The union consists of web developers, designers, engineers, and graphic artists at ZeniMax Online Studios working on massively multiplayer online role-playing game The Elder Scrolls Online. They are mostly located in Maryland, but are also based in various states including California, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wisconsin.

Per the Communication Workers of America (“CWA”), yesterday, 461 employees at Zenimax Online Studios (“ZOS”) have unionised under the ZOS United-CWA banner. This comes in the wake of unionisation efforts across the Zenimax group,