Union opposes Activision Blizzard settlement with EEOC

The objection filed by the Communications Workers of America said the proposed consent decree reached on Sept. 27 is riddled with deficiencies. The union asked U.S. District Judge Dale S. Fischer of the Central District of California to schedule a fairness hearing.

A labor union has opposed a deal Activision Blizzard reached with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to pay $18 million to resolve claims made mostly by women who said they were harassed at work and didn't receive equal pay.

The objection filed Tuesday by the Communications Workers of America said the proposed consent decree reached on Sept. 27 is riddled with deficiencies. The union asked U.S. District Judge

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Union opposes Activision Blizzard settlement with EEOC

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