Starbucks workers vote to unionize six more stores, pushing total to 16
Employees at six more Starbucks coffee shops voted to join Workers United, a labor union affiliated with the SEIU.
Read MoreEmployees at six more Starbucks coffee shops voted to join Workers United, a labor union affiliated with the SEIU.
Read MoreSince the first corporate Starbucks location voted to unionize late last year, 10 others have voted. Only one store has voted against unionizing. The latest and largest Starbucks to unionize is the company’s flagship store in Manhattan, which voted 46-36 on Friday to unionize.
Read MoreNeither a COVID resurgence or construction sheds at the site of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire—Greene St. and Washington Place— stopped committed activists from marking the anniversary of one of the deadliest industrial accidents in U. S. history.
Read MoreWorkers at a Starbucks store in Knoxville, Tennessee, voted eight to seven to form a union on Tuesday, becoming the first of the U.S. coffee chain's stores in the South to unionize,
Read MoreA second Starbucks cafe in Mesa, Arizona, has voted to unionize, continuing the coffee chain’s losing streak as its baristas organize.
Read MoreThe 9-0 tally was the seventh union victory in the U.S. in a push that began last year.
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