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Survey Says: 98% of Game Developers Not Receiving Overtime Pay

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Five years after EA Spouse spilled the beans on the video game industry's abuse of its game development teams, a new survey indicates that worker bees still aren't getting their due.

Develop reports that 98% of respondents to a recent poll said that they are putting in 10-15 extra hours of work per week but not getting no overtime pay. Results were based on answers provided by more than 350 industry professionals.

See the results of the Develop survey here.

Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on May 26, 2009 (boomark / email).

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