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King signs collective agreement with Swedish trade unions following call to industrial action last week

King has signed a collective agreement with Swedish trade unions Unionen and Sveriges Ingenjörer following a call for industrial action. The agreement, reached after over a year of negotiations, aims to ensure job security and greater employee influence over workplace terms and conditions. Union leaders hailed the outcome as a significant victory and proof of the power of organized labor.

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MMO Business Roundup: GTA 6 multiplayer, King employee strike, and Xbox Game Pass rumors

Twitch CEO Dan Clancy anticipates Grand Theft Auto VI multiplayer will significantly boost the platform upon its release next year. Meanwhile, Microsoft has addressed rumors about potential Xbox Game Pass changes, stating that no definitive plans have been finalized. Additionally, unionized employees at King are planning a strike due to the rejection of a collective bargaining agreement.

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King workers call strike after collective agreement negotiations stall

Union workers at King, the maker of Candy Crush and a subsidiary of Microsoft, are preparing to strike on September 25, 2026, after collective agreement negotiations with the Unionen trade union stalled. The union, representing a significant portion of King's white-collar employees, seeks a collective agreement to enhance job security and workplace influence, despite the company stating its current terms are fair and competitive.

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King workers to strike in Sweden following rejection of collective bargaining agreement

Swedish trade unions Unionen and Sveriges Ingenjörer have issued a strike notice against King after the company rejected a proposed collective bargaining agreement. If mediation fails, King employees will strike on September 25. King executives argue their current benefits package exceeds what a collective agreement would offer and that implementing one would negatively impact operations.