Sega of America to Lay off Employees

Business

31 January 2024 14:39

According to recent reports, SEGA of America is laying off 61 employees. The remaining employees of the company stated that this includes only temporary workers and stated that some positions were saved by the union. The employees stated "This, however, does not take away from the fact that many of our coworkers are being laid off in a decision we believe will have a negative impact on the working conditions of those who remain with the company, and in the quality of our future games."

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Sega of America to Lay off Employees

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31 January 2024 14:39

Tags: SEGA

According to recent reports, SEGA of America is laying off 61 employees. The remaining employees of the company stated that this includes only temporary workers and stated that some positions were saved by the union. The employees stated "This, however, does not take away from the fact that many of our coworkers are being laid off in a decision we believe will have a negative impact on the working conditions of those who remain with the company, and in the quality of our future games."

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