Following reports that the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing was expanding its lawsuit, which included allegations of shredding human resource documents pertinent to the investigation, Activision Blizzard released a statement to Engadget, stating that the claims were untrue and outlining the steps they've taken to implement workplace reform so far.
Continue reading »
Related Articles
This Week in WoW – Uncover Zaralek Caverns Mysteries on April 13th
Blizzard has posted an overview of what’s happening This Week in WoW and uncovering the Mysteries of Zaralek Caverns is scheduled for this Thursday!Each week we’ll look ahead to what’s in store for World of Warcraft, share the latest news, and keep you…
New Enemy Models for Diablo II: Resurrected – Blood Hawks, Bat Demons, and Blunderbores, Oh My!
We have new in-game models of some enemies players can expect to face in Diablo 2: Resurrected.EnemiesBlood Hawk & NestBlood Hawks spawn from their nests, which players need to destroy quickly before they’re overwhelmed.FallenFallen are demonic imp…
Blizzard & NetEase Want All Specializations to be Viable – Beast Mastery Hunter Buffs on Titan Reforged
Blizzard and NetEase have given Beast Mastery Hunters a very welcome gift on China’s Titan Reforged server – buffs!