#huh..

[cogmented]

sketchies of new happenings to get back into Actual art... i have a better idea for later

[redheid]

sooo achieved im sooooo achieved.....but i guess there's still one last thing on that list huh

[stuffgoestothesoupstore]

fuckin Bluestar or something

[latewife]

??

[medicalmalpracticeapologist]

1k+ followers……… are you guys insane

[ace-and-the-rpg-horrors]

(tw potential harassment)

i was entering a shop and like this group of lads were outside the door and one of them like... tried to whistle at me. key word tried. he could not whistle. at all. so i was just continuing to walk right past not looking at them at all while simultaneously feeling a bit taken aback but also trying not to laugh at how embarrassing that was. for him

[planetofsnarfs]

"We reiterate our firm belief that Rockstar broke the law" - union and GTA 6 maker clash again around preliminary hearing for fired workers

The Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain (IWGB) and Rockstar Games have traded more blows following a preliminar…

The Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain (IWGB) and Rockstar Games have traded more blows following a preliminary tribunal hearing this week. There, the IWGB asked a judge to grant the fired Grand Theft Auto 6 developers interim relief.

Interim relief is a method of financial support for people awaiting a full hearing. If the motion is granted, the fired GTA 6 workers will go back on Rockstar's payroll, IGN reports - presumably until an overall outcome is reached.

The IWGB said in a statement issued to IGN that, "We hope this week's tribunal will grant urgently needed relief to the workers whose lives were turned upside down by Rockstar's brutal union-busting, leaving them and their families without incomes, without secure futures, and in some cases without even the right to remain in the country they have made their home.

"However, no matter the outcome of this interim hearing, we remain confident in the strength of the case we have brought against Rockstar Games. We reiterate our firm belief that Rockstar broke the law when it summarily dismissed 31 of our members, and we look forward now to the day we face them in court for a full and substantive tribunal hearing."

Rockstar suddenly fired 34 staff in November last year (31 of them in the UK, hence being covered by the IWGB) who happened to be unionising.