They accused Nintendo of mistreating workers in the US

A second worker complaint targets both global firm Aston Carter and Nintendo America.

If you remember correctly, we said it in April of the same year. Nintendo He was accused of violating the labor rights of his employees in the United States, in a lawsuit targeting both the video game company and the global management firm. aston carter.

This company works closely with Nintendo on hiring workers, and as we can read on Axios, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has both received repeated complaints about the treatment of their employees It pertains to the National Labor Relations Act.

The employee’s working rights were interfered withAccording to the case, an employee subjected to retaliation for participating in activities protected by law, by interfering with the company’s right to unionize and discuss working conditions. Without the big details of what happened, we know that neither Nintendo America nor Aston Carter are talking about it at this time.

“The NLRA protects workers in private sector workplaces, democracy in the workplace. fundamental right to seek better working conditions and appointing a union representative without fear of retaliation,” says the National Assembly.

Waiting to find out what this new complaint could lead to, the Japanese division can continue to celebrate this new complaint. Commercial success of the Nintendo Switch There are no short-term plans for a new console. Of course, they’ve had quite a few issues with console availability in recent months, so in terms of production, they don’t yet expect what could happen in 2023.