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Electronic Arts union members have issued a strongly-worded statement against the proposed $55 billion acquisition by Saudi-backed investors. Workers claim they were excluded from negotiations despite driving the company’s success and fear job losses to “pad investors’ pockets.”
Employees at Electronic Arts who are part of the Communications Workers of America union have issued a strongly-worded statement opposing the proposed $55 billion acquisition of the company by Saudi-backed investors, according to reports. The primary complaint centers around workers not being represented in negotiations for the massive deal, sources indicate.