United Wizards of the Coast recognized by NLRB

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Workers at Wizards of the Coast's Arena have formed a union, UWOTC-CWA, after a successful vote. The union aims to negotiate a contract.

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# We have a union Source: [https://unitedwizardsofthecoast.com/news/2026-06-23-we-have-a-union](https://unitedwizardsofthecoast.com/news/2026-06-23-we-have-a-union) Today is a momentous day for the workers of Arena\! After months of planning, waiting and organizing, our dream is finally a reality; the votes have been counted, and our union of UWOTC\-CWA has been officially elected\. From this day forward, we have a union\! To the thousands who signed our petition letter, the journalists who let us tell our own story, every person who reached out with words of encouragement, our stewards at the CWA who helped guide us, we cannot thank you enough for your support\. We stand on the shoulders of giants, and we can only hope that our victory in turn inspires others to start unionizing at their own workplaces\. Change is possible when workers stand together\! We hope to share good news of a ratified contract with all of you soon\.

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