Union for Medieval Times employees will no longer represent them: report ...Middle East

The American Guild of Variety Artists (AVGA) will no longer represent workers at two Medieval Times locations that voted to unionize in 2022, The Huffington Post first reported on Wednesday. The union said the locations no longer had the requisite support to reach a collective bargaining agreement with Medieval Times, resulting in the group effectively throwing in the towel on unionization efforts. The two locations’ 2022 union votes garnered viral fanfare and joke-laden support from union supporters online, but attempts to organize a contract with Medieval Times made little progress. The company unsuccessfully sued the union in late 2022, alleging workers stole its trademark by

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