What does a healthy game publisher/developer relationship look like?

Re:What does a healthy game publisher/developer relationship... by brianwawok on Monday December 02, 2019 @01:11PM (#21685032)

There is a reason some shows use non-union labor. Even if you had a programmer union, what’s to stop people hiring non-union programmers?

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Re:What does a healthy game publisher/developer relationship... by gamblor956 on Wednesday December 04, 2019 @01:07PM (#21704962)

I would very much like to know which broadcast or cable shows you think use non-union labor, because that would be a violation of almost all studios agreements with the unions.

AFAIK, only Netflix uses non-union labor on shows...and even they have entered into negotiations with multiple unions.

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Re:What does a healthy game publisher/developer relationship... by scarface74 on Monday December 02, 2019 @01:16PM (#21685075)

Union rules part of some union collective bargaining agreements are that everyone who works there has to be part of the union. Many states that do have right to work laws still force companies to apply union agreements to even those who are not part of the union.

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