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Unionized Workers At Xbox Respond To Layoff Reports, Say They ‘Will Not Be Treated As Disposable’

Unionized Xbox employees are mobilizing against reported imminent mass layoffs, declaring they will not be treated as disposable.

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Over 3,500 unionized Xbox employees, represented by the CWA, are responding to reports of expected mass layoffs within Microsoft's gaming business. Reports indicate that the studio developing South of Midnight has already been impacted by these cuts.

Coverage from Kotaku, IGN, Wccftech, and IMDb emphasizes the workers' demands for layoff protections. The unionized workforce has stated its readiness to fight back against the reported workforce reductions.

Future developments center on whether the requested layoff protections will be granted as the gaming business undergoes these reported cuts.

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How many unionized employees are involved?

According to Wccftech, there are more than 3,500 unionized Xbox employees.

Which specific studio has already been affected?

IMDb reports that the studio developing South of Midnight was the first Xbox studio hit with layoffs.

Who is representing the workers?

The Communications Workers of America (CWA) is representing the employees.

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