The worker, Mackenzie Clifton, told Axios in September they wanted an apology from president Doug Bowser. The settlement details were filed Oct. 12 with the National Labor Relations Board.
A former Nintendo of America QA worker who filed a National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) complaint against the company in April has reached a settlement with Nintendo of America and Aston Carter, a staffing agency.
Aston Carter will take liability for the NLRB charge and pay the former QA worker $29,910 in back pay, damages, and interest, according to the settlement documents obtained by Polygon. Additionally, Nintendo must post a notice, both in email and on-site at its office, informing its QA workers of their rights under the National Labor Relations Act. The notice must be posted for 60 consecutive days.
The settlement documents, in full, are available below.
Mackenzie Clifton, the aforementioned QA worker, spoke about the chance of a settlement with Axios in September; they asked for a “letter of apology” from Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser.
