Nintendo is not new to legal issues, which arise for a variety of reasons. They aren’t normally as large as this as the National Labor Relations Board, or NLRB, has received a complaint from an anonymous worker.
Nintendo, as well as Aston Carter, a business it employs to hire contractors, are accused of violating their constitutionally protected right to unionize, according to the lawsuit.
Nintendo and Aston Carter, according to the lawsuit, engaged in “concerted activities” and “coercive acts” against the workers, including interfering with their constitutionally protected right to organize. The specific facts are unclear since they are not included in the publicly available version of the lawsuit.
According to Axios, the charges might involve “surveillance, threats, retribution, and either a layoff or reluctance to recruit.”
What part of Nintendo?
The lawsuit was filed in the state of Washington. Because this is where Nintendo of America’s headquarters are located, it’s extremely probable that this is a Nintendo of America problem. Nintendo and Aston Carter have yet to react to demands for press interviews, according to Axios.
