Rockstar North accused of placing workers on 'watch list' over union activity

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At a Glasgow employment tribunal, Dayne Oram claimed Rockstar North kept a 'watch list' on a small group of employees who signed a remote-working petition and were suspected of union activity, while Rockstar argues the 34 dismissals last year were for gross misconduct after sharing confidential information; the tribunal continues, with most affected staff based in Edinburgh and several represented by the Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain.
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