>However, while workers at Nintendo have yet to unionise, the company has previously been accused of interfering with unionisation efforts. A QA contractor made the allegations in 2022, saying they had been fired after asking about unionisation - although Nintendo insisted the firing happened because the worker had disclosed "confidential information".

Sounds a lot like this case.

expedition32 a day ago | parent [-]

Japanese politicians make Reagan look like a card carrying communist.

	▲	api a day ago \| parent \| next [-]
		So do some current US Republicans.
	▲	johnnyanmac a day ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		I don't disagree, but this was Nintendo of America. Nintendo's main branch has some of the best worker retention and satifaction in the industry (thanks to actual Japanese labor laws). NoA meanwhile, is identical to any other American company in how it operates. It's honestly a great example on why we need proper labor laws; it's the only way to truly keep companies "honest".