ZeniMax quality assurance testers are striking for a day to get Microsoft to meet their demands around remote and outsourced work.

ZeniMax Workers United, a QA union that covers staffers at Bethesda's parent company, is going on strike today over outsourcing and remote work policies.

Hundreds of staff at Bethesda parent company ZeniMax will go on strike today in protest at parent company Microsoft

Hundreds of members of ZeniMax Workers United, the Communication Workers of America union formed at Bethesda's parent company last year, are striking to protest Microsoft's decisions on outsourcing and remote work.

Per Game Developer, hundreds of unionised ZeniMax employees are striking today to protest parent company Microsoft’s decisions on remote working and their continued decision to outsource quality assurance work.