Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games denies firing workers for union activity
Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games denies firing workers for union activity <br> A senior executive at Rockstar Games, the developer behind the Grand Theft Auto video game, denied monitoring employees' union membership as an employment tribunal examined the dismissal of 34 workers. Robert Spampinato, the company's vice president of human resources, told the tribunal in Glasgow, Scotland, that allegations he had instructed managers to "keep tabs" on union membership were "categorically not true." Twenty-three former employees, most previously based at Rockstar North in Edinburgh, are challenging their October 2025 dismissals with support from the Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain (IWGB). Read: Fired GTA 6 developers launch public union ahead of Rockstar tribunal hearing The union alleges the workers were targeted for trade union activities, while Rockstar maintains they were dismissed fo...