Overview
- The accusations, issued Tuesday by Edinburgh MPs Chris Murray, Tracy Gilbert and Dr. Scott Arthur, say Rockstar met calls for fairness with silence and closed doors.
- The Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain says Rockstar failed to share basic documents, withheld full investigation reports, and blocked workers' right to appeal.
- Rockstar rejects claims of union targeting and says the firings were for gross misconduct tied to leaked confidential information on a public forum.
- A UK judge denied the dismissed workers interim pay in January, and MPs say a ministerial investigation prompted by Prime Minister’s Questions is now underway with a full hearing still pending.
- Rockstar let go 34 staff in October 2025, mostly in the UK, with one worker reported to have lost visa sponsorship and left the country, and more than 200 Rockstar North employees signed a letter condemning the dismissals.