Activision Blizzard Fires Dozens of Employees: The Activision Blizzard scandal has been in the news since the beginning of summer.
The scandal first surfaced with California’s Fair Department of Fair Employment and Housing filed lawsuits against the company for claims of discrimination and harassment.
Since then, there have been numerous promises by management to make employees accountable for what they do.
It appears that this is real as more than 40 workers have been dismissed in the last two months since made accusations.
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Since July, the Wall Street Journal has reported that 37 Activision Blizzard employees have removed from the company. While 44 others are still waiting for the punishment.
The newspaper also stated that the company had received 700 allegations of misconduct since July.
Activision President Bobby Kotick has faced allegations against him but was reluctant to fully expose these acts during the break of the holidays. Since it could have resulted in more issues for the company.
A company representative acknowledged that they dismissed 37 people; however, they denied 700 complaints.
They also denied the notion that Kotick did not report any about the dismissals.
The incident has appeared to create ripples within the company. As employees are striking in protest of layoffs and affect the state of Call of Duty Vanguard and Warzone.
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