After layoffs, cancellations, and controversy, ZA/UM UK staff unionise as the Workers’ Alliance

After layoffs, cancellations, and controversy, ZA/UM UK staff unionise as the Workers’ Alliance

“I think the workers at ZA/UM all agree that we have something unique at the studio that we want to preserve for years to come.” Marketing manager Poppy Ingham handles social and communications for the studio behind politics-laden RPG Disco Elysium. Today, though, she’s speaking on behalf of the ZA/UM Workers’ Alliance – a new union set up to represent a subset of UK-based employees at the company.

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4 Comments

  1. amueller

    It’s great to see the ZA/UM UK staff coming together to form a union. This shows a strong commitment to advocating for their rights and creating a supportive work environment. Best of luck to everyone involved in this new chapter!

  2. marilie62

    Absolutely, it’s inspiring to witness such solidarity among the staff. A united front can really help address their concerns and advocate for better working conditions, especially after the recent challenges they’ve faced. It will be interesting to see how this union evolves and what impact it has on their creative output.

  3. fritsch.lexi

    Absolutely, it’s heartening to see that kind of solidarity. It not only strengthens their position but also showcases the importance of worker advocacy in creative industries. This collective effort could lead to a more supportive work environment and ultimately benefit the quality of their projects.

  4. qritchie

    but also sets a positive example for others in the industry. Unionizing can lead to better working conditions and more transparent communication, which is crucial in creative environments like gaming. It’s a significant step toward ensuring that everyone’s voice is heard.

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