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Red Cup Rebellion: Starbucks workers at hundreds of locations stage strike, walkout
Members of the Starbucks Workers United are demanding improved staffing and fair labor practices
By JOY SAHA
Staff WriterStarbucks Workers United said workers at the multinational coffee chain are demanding improved staffing and fair labor practices. The union added that it was expecting more than 5,000 workers to participate in the strike, according to the Associated Press. Around 30 stores also staged walkouts on Wednesday.
Nearly two years after the union won its first representation vote at a New York-based Starbucks store, it has won more votes at 368 company-operated stores in more than 41 states. Starbucks, however, has yet to reach a collective bargaining agreement with any of the stores that have voted to unionize.
“We remain committed to working with all partners, side-by-side, to elevate the everyday, and we hope that Workers United’s priorities will shift to include the shared success of our partners and negotiating contracts for those they represent,” Starbucks said in a statement obtained by the Associated Press.
Last month, Starbucks’ relations with Workers United grew more tense after the company sued the union over a pro-Palestine post made on the union’s social media account. Starbucks claimed the post angered several of its loyal customers and damaged its reputation. Workers United, in turn, filed its own lawsuit, saying Starbucks defamed the union by suggesting that it supports terrorism and violence.
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Red Cup Rebellion: Starbucks workers at hundreds of locations stage strike, walkout | Salon.com
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