Overview
- More than 200 employees signed a letter condemning the dismissal of IWGB members and calling for their colleagues to be rehired.
- The IWGB says over 30 union members were terminated, alleging unlawful union busting and trade-union victimisation.
- Rockstar says the firings were for gross misconduct tied to leaking information in public channels.
- The union has issued a legal claim after the company declined talks on reinstatement, with protests set for London, Edinburgh and Paris.
- The organizing drive, including the Rockstar Games Workers Union, continues as GTA 6 shifts to a November 19, 2026 release and Take-Two voices support for Rockstar.