The games company behind Call of Duty has confirmed it will make 1,100 of its US temporary staff full-time from the start of July.
The company was recently bought by Microsoft for a staggering $68.7 billion and has confirmed it will raise the minimum hourly wages for these employees to $20 an hour or more, as well as offering them full company benefits.
The move means the company's staffing will increase by 25 percent.
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A spokesperson said: "This change follows a process that began last year across AP and Blizzard of converting temporary and contingent employees, including 500 at AP's studios, to permanent full-time employees."
