Overview
- During Prime Minister’s Questions, MP Chris Murray said a meeting with Rockstar left him unconvinced the company followed UK employment law and noted the firm initially sought NDAs from attending MPs.
- Rockstar maintains it fired a small number of individuals for distributing and discussing confidential information in a public forum, saying the action was unrelated to union membership or activity.
- The Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain has filed legal claims alleging trade‑union victimisation and blacklisting after failed attempts to resolve the dispute through negotiation.
- More than 200 Rockstar North employees signed a letter urging reinstatement, and protests were held outside company sites in Edinburgh and London as well as at Take‑Two’s Paris offices.
- Murray highlighted personal impacts including some workers losing visa sponsorship, while separate to the dispute publisher Take‑Two delayed GTA 6 to November 2026 and voiced support for Rockstar.