Update: Man sacked by Grand Theft Auto maker believes employees were put on ‘watch list

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UK employment tribunal examines whether Rockstar Games unlawfully fired 31 staff for trade union activity A worker fired by the makers of Grand Theft Auto has stated he believed employees were put on a “watch list” following signing a petition about remote working. The report also notes that Dayne Oram told an employment tribunal in Glasgow examining whether Rockstar Games unlawfully fired 31 employees for trade union activity on Friday that he thought the company started keeping an eye on a group of workers following the petition was sent to leadership in 2023.

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