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this post was submitted on 09 Aug 2023
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Yes, that is the purpose of the credits. To credit people who did their job on the project.
Then hopefully if it was that important to them they were smart enough to have it in their contracts which means now they are owed compensation for that unfulfilled portion of their contract.
Yes we all know how famously strong labor rights are around the world.
But that's not how it works for most outsourced vendors. When you look at movie or game credits and you see a sector headed by a company name, it's because that company was hired to do a certain task. And in that case you mostly only see the leads names listed, not the actual workers.