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Magic: The Gathering Arena developers intend to form a union with the CWA

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Magic: The Gathering Arena developers intend to form a union with the CWA
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Developers of Magic: The Gathering Arena at Wizards of the Coast are seeking to unionize with the Communications Workers of America (CWA). They aim to secure better working conditions, including protections against layoffs and a living wage. The unionization effort follows significant layoffs at Hasbro and reflects broader concerns within the gaming industry regarding employee rights and workplace transparency.

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Buying Guides Best Gaming Magic: The Gathering Arena developers intend to form a union with the CWA Wizards of the Coast are seeking 'a say in layoffs, accountability and a living wage.' By Steve Dent April 28, 2026 6:44 am EST CWA #p86c81a27b57c00aceff244f9effbf859, #p86c81a27b57c00aceff244f9effbf859 img { aspect-ratio: 1200/628; height: auto; } Magic: The Gathering Arena developers at Hasbro subsidiary Wizards of the Coast are set to join the Communications Workers of America (CWA), the union announced. The CWA says it has secured a "supermajority" among workers in favor of unionization for the chapter, called United Wizards of the Coast (UWOTC-CWA).

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