'We were sacked from Rockstar North for trying to unionise'
Former staff at the Grand Theft Auto creator are seeking an employment tribunal over alleged "union-busting".
www.bbc.comRockstar North latest news (as of now)
- Ongoing legal and workplace issues related to unionisation efforts and employee activism have been reported, with UK media coverage noting protests outside Rockstar North and related employment tribunal discussions affecting some staff actions.[3][4]
- Grand Theft Auto VI remains the flagship project for the studio, with multiple outlets discussing release expectations for late 2026 and ongoing industry scrutiny of internal morale and management decisions.[2][3]
- Public attention has included discussions about layoffs and internal morale, though Rockstar North and Take-Two have publicly framed the delays as being driven by final quality touches rather than staffing changes alone.[2][3]
If you’d like, I can pull the most recent articles from a specific outlet (BBC, Reuters, Bloomberg, etc.) or summarize what’s been officially stated by Rockstar Games and Take-Two regarding GTA 6 timelines and North Studio activities.