Rockstar HR Questioned Over Discord 'Mole' And Sudden Timing Of GTA 6 Dev Firings In Latest Labor Tribunal Hearing
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The labor tribunal hearing involving Rockstar HR and the sudden firings of GTA 6 developers continued with testimony from an HR manager and a fired employee. The HR manager denied trying to destroy evidence and claimed little interest in staff's union membership status, while the ex-employee alleged being put on a "watch list" and denied claims of disparaging and defaming the developer. The hearing concluded without a clear resolution reported in the coverage.
Epilogue added 55m ago, after coverage quieted.
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