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Buffalo area and the state of New York increased to more than 10. By the end of that January, more than 50 company-owned Starbucks stores in locations across the United States had petitioned for union recognition. By mid-February, the number increased to more than 70 across 20 states, and by the end of the month, to more than 100 stores across 25 states. In mid March 2022, the number grew to more than 150.
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company twice, letting stores vote as individual units and not delaying the vote count further. The ballot was conducted by mail. Separately, workers filed a NLRB complaint of company intimidation and surveillance to discourage the union drive. Prior to the vote's scheduling, Starbucks announced a minimum wage increase to $ 15 per hour and pay raises for tenured workers. Starbucks is represented by
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to union busting, an allegation which
Starbucks denies. As of August 2023, over 8,900 workers at 356 Starbucks stores in the United States had voted to unionize, the vast majority under Starbucks Workers United. In September 2023, an NLRB judge found that Starbucks had violated labor law when it had announced pay raises only for non-union employees.
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store voted to unionize, with the workers voting unanimously in favor of the union. By May 27, 2022, a total of 100 stores voted in favor of unionizing; 200 stores had organized by late July. Workers and the NLRB at the challenged stores alleged stores that voted majority against unionizing were due
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Inspired by the success at
Elmwood in Buffalo, union organizing drives proliferated across the United States. At the beginning of November 2021, workers at 3 other Buffalo locations had filed petitions with the NLRB for union votes. In early January 2022, the number of stores that had filed petitions
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went on strike for better wages and health care, the first strike in the company's history. Their leaders began a hunger strike after receiving no corporate response from two weeks of striking. At the time, Chile had the company's largest union population, including about 30% of its 670 workers since
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In 2008, the NLRB found that during the campaign, Starbucks committed 30 labor violations, including unlawfully terminating and threatening to discharge other union organizers to ward off union activity, unlawful surveillance and interrogation, and prohibiting the workers from discussing the union on
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Judge
Michael Rosas had made regarding Starbucks unionization. Rosas had said that "Starbucks had displayed "egregious and widespread misconduct"" in responding to the unionization efforts in Buffalo, New York. Rosas ordered that Schultz must read the employees of Starbucks their rights or be present
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Starbucks
Workers United has conducted strikes at over 190 store locations for more than 450 total days striking. SBWU has conducted numerous strikes over the course of its campaign. The largest strike action to date was on March 22, 2023, where 117 union locations staged the "One Day Longer, One Day
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Corporation v. McKinney, No. 23-367', Starbucks argued that the standards by which judges issue these types of injunctions varies across the states, and that the standards to issue injunctions for labor law cases were lower than the standards used for other types of law, and that the
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Barista Erik Forman at the Mall of
America 1 Starbucks in Bloomington, MN was fired and then reinstated in 2008 under an NLRB settlement of a complaint of being fired for organizing. In a 2019 Philadelphia union drive, the company fired two organizing employees, which the labor board ruled unlawful.
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is the world's predominant multinational coffeehouse chain, selling specialty coffee, beverages, and assorted food in nearly 34,000 stores across 83 markets. The company is worth $ 100 billion as of 2021. Its largest markets are the United States (9,000 company-owned stores with 220,000 workers) and
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The company also requested that all 20 Buffalo-area stores vote simultaneously, as close to half of area employees worked at more than one store that year. This approach generally works against unionization and would have expanded the voting pool from 81 employees to 450. The NLRB sided against the
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has claimed credit for initiating "the first company in
America to provide comprehensive health insurance to part-time people" despite that when Schultz became president of the company in 1987, he reneged on his pledge to honor that contract, and that it had been the standard for more than a decade
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The majority opinion rejected the board's argument that the differences between the two standards were semantic. "The reasonable-cause standard goes far beyond simply fine-tuning the traditional criteria," the majority wrote. "It substantively lowers the bar for securing a preliminary injunction."
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that contained anti-union messages. Starbucks temporarily closed some area stores for remodeling and added excessive staff to one of the stores preparing to vote. Workers said this reduced union support there, while
Starbucks said the support was meant to compensate for increased sick leave during
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employees known for their efforts at unionization were fired, ostensibly for violating security and safety policies by letting a TV crew enter a closed store. Both the fired employees and the
National Labor Relations Board argued that the firing was retribution for their unionization efforts. In
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to include workers from the 11 Starbucks stores. This approach intended for the larger, diluted unit to reject the union but backfired when the store workers did the opposite. Schultz proposed reductions in medical benefits, work hours, just-cause termination protections established in the prior
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One store employee, Daryl Moore, together with signatures of other workers opposed to the union, successfully moved to decertify the union in late 1987. The union for warehouse and roasting plant workers was also decertified in 1992. While company president Schultz wrote that the company had no
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The justices tightened the standards for when a federal court should issue an order to protect the jobs of workers during a union organizing campaign. The court unanimously rejected a rule that some courts had applied to orders sought by the National Labor Relations Board in favor of a higher
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Since January 2022, Starbucks Workers United has conducted strikes at over 190 store locations for more than 450 total days striking. The largest strike action to date on the SBWU campaign was on March 22, 2023, where 117 union locations staged the "One Day Longer, One Day Stronger" strike to
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The opinion pointed out that in cases where other laws allow judges to issue preliminary injunctions, the stricter standard was typically applied. It concluded that nothing in the labor law suggested that courts should deviate from that approach when it came to reinstating workers.
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Starbucks Workers United also organized major nationwide strike actions on November 17, 2022, called the "Red Cup Rebellion" to disrupt business on Starbucks' largest single-day sales event, "Red Cup Day." 105 store locations participated in this single-day strike.
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was sparked by a new policy that would require workers to adjust their schedules to meet a minimum availability of hours. The workers at this Starbucks walked out on July 11, 2022 (when the policy was to take effect), picketing at the entrance for 64 days.
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at a meeting where those rights are read. Schultz said he would not comply with this ruling "...because Starbucks Coffee did not break the law." On April 26, 2023 US labor board prosecutors indicated that the corporate leadership of Starbucks had not
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During the union drive, the company sent other managers and executives, including its North America retail president, to Buffalo to engage with employees about operational issues and participate in their work. Employees were forced to attend
159:(UFCW) Local 1001 in March 1985. The unit included about 120 people. Their contract, secured in 1986, brought health care coverage, paid vacation, and sick leave to Starbucks part-time workers in Seattle and its suburbs.
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involvement in the employee's decertification filing, local union leaders said that the company management had made the decertification filing and hired anti-union consultants and lawyers to help. In his 1997 memoir,
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Between 1992 and 2021, the only unionized Starbucks employees were those who worked for other companies with unionized labor and a licensing agreement, such as those who operated kiosks in unionized supermarkets.
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efforts. Warehouse and roasting plant workers in Seattle were Starbucks' first to unionize in 1985. During contract negotiation, the bargaining unit expanded to include store workers but the same workers moved to
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Union organizers across the United States accused the company of a strong union-busting campaign during the Workers United campaign during 2021 and 2022. In early February, Starbucks fired multiple leaders of a
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762:"Supreme Court, in Starbucks Ruling, Curbs Labor Regulator's Authority - In a blow to the National Labor Relations Board, the justices made it more difficult to order employers to reinstate fired workers"
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stores ran an unsuccessful union drive with the campaign. The workers cited unlivable wages and difficulty securing enough hours to earn health benefits. The campaigns led to a series of
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union, Ontario became the third Canadian province to have unionized locations. This breakthrough was followed with rapid expansion in the following year, with successful union votes in
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their breaks. Starbucks denied any wrongdoing, and one charge that an employee was fired for organizing, to be rehired with back pay, was reversed on appeal. A 2007 complaint to the
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has made 80 claims that Starbucks has engaged in anti-union activity including threats to shutdown stores, and terminating employees because of their unionization activities.
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In December 2021, the Elmwood Avenue store in Buffalo became the first location in the United States to unionize in the 2020s. The first union vote in Starbucks' hometown of
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the company entered the country in 2003. American IWW Starbucks Workers Union employees planned a "global week of action" in solidarity with the unaffiliated Chilean union.
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started organizing unions. The IWW, which works outside the mainstream American labor movement, intended to prove that unions could break into the fast food industry. In
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The strike followed an unfair labor practices charge, filed June 7 with the National Labor Relations Board, regarding the alleged worsening treatment of LGBT employees.
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Stronger" strike to commemorate outlasting interim-CEO Howard Schultz, who resigned prior to the Senate HELP committee hearing on union-busting sanctioned by Schultz.
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SBWU also organized a three-day strike the weekend before Christmas holiday, 2022 across 100 store locations, which the campaign dubbed the "Double Down Strike."
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fairly with 144 unionized Starbucks cafes by essentially having "failed and refused" to negotiate with the unions which represent those sites. Furthermore the
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higher standards should be used. On June 13, 2024, the court unanimously agreed with Starbucks' position, and returned the case to the lower courts.
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commemorate outlasting interim-CEO Howard Schultz, who resigned prior to the Senate HELP committee hearing on union-busting sanctioned by Schultz.
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Starbucks appealed the verdict. In June 2021, the company was again found to have been engaged in certain unfair labor practices in the case.
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China (5,360 stores). Starbucks aims to grow its store count by 66% across 100 international markets by 2030. Beverages in the
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threshold, sought by Starbucks, that must be met in most other fights over court orders, or injunctions.
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in the country in an industry known for low unionization rates (1.2% of American food service workers).
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2934:"Union accuses Starbucks of 'shock and awe' tactics to dissuade two stores from unionizing"
1276:"Bernie Sanders confronts former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz on company's labor practices"
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led an organizing campaign in the mid-2000s based in New York City that did not result in
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1308:"Starbucks Refused to Negotiate Fairly at 144 Unionized Cafes, US Labor Board Alleges"
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in September 2022 and resulted in the unionization of the employees at that location.
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1985:"Starbucks launches aggressive anti-union effort as upstate New York stores organize"
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787:"Labor's labors lost? A year after stunning victory at Amazon, unions are stalled"
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about animal and insect infestation found other violations but no health hazards.
2468:"Labor Officials Are Cracking Down Hard On Starbucks For Its Anti-Union Campaign"
2354:"The Starbucks Unionization Effort Is Now An 'Unprecedented' Nationwide Movement"
892:"Buffalo Starbucks store votes to become company's first unionized store in U.S."
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1210:"Starbucks workers at a Buffalo store unionize in a big symbolic win for labor"
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3536:"A 'Gen U' of young Starbucks baristas is powering a growing push to unionize"
2110:"Starbucks workers at three more Buffalo-area stores file for union elections"
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complaints ending in settlements or findings of labor law violations. The
3422:"'It's Almost Comical:' Starbucks Is Blatantly Trying to Crush Its Union"
3248:"Leaked Memo: Starbucks Threatens Pay Freeze on Workers if They Unionize"
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3003:"Starbucks fires the leaders of a unionization effort at a Memphis store"
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2759:"The Starbucks Union Claims the Company Is Taking Down Pride Decorations"
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1716:"First Starbucks location in Toronto vote to join the Steelworkers union"
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3328:"Starbucks Closes Its Ithaca Locations One Year After Workers Unionized"
3192:"Starbucks fires another union leader as fight with workers intensifies"
3034:"Fired Memphis Starbucks Worker: 'I Know That I Was Retaliated Against'"
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821:"How Starbucks Makes Money: Most Revenue Comes From Americas, Beverages"
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2182:"Starbucks Employees Are Now Petitioning to Unionize at 50 U.S. Stores"
1649:"Victoria Starbucks location workers union inks deal with coffee giant"
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3561:"Starbucks Faces Rare Union Challenge as Buffalo Workers Seek Vote"
3126:"Starbucks is retaliating against union leaders, fired worker says"
1680:"Employees of Starbucks in Waterloo first in Ontario to join union"
1063:"Howard Schultz and Starbucks' Long History of Fending Off Unions"
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3501:"More Starbucks Baristas Across the U.S. Are Looking to Unionize"
2689:"Starbucks to Clarify Pride Decoration Rules as Strikes Continue"
2079:"Starbucks' Top Lawyer Got $ 5.3 Million in Year of Union Fights"
926:"Starbucks apologizes for selling expired food in Chinese stores"
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2662:"Starbucks union says Pride weekend strikes closed 21 US stores"
2325:"Workers at Seattle Starbucks store set to vote on unionization"
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safety precautions. They signed a three-year agreement in 2021.
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the union, did not result in a collective bargaining contract.
3449:"A Rhodes Scholar barista and the fight to unionize Starbucks"
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2013:"Starbucks fights expanding unionization effort at its stores"
1954:"Starbucks Union Vote Sets Up Watershed Moment for U.S. Labor"
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3065:"Starbucks must reinstate fired workers, federal judge rules"
2576:"On Red Cup Day, thousands of Starbucks workers go on strike"
963:"Starbucks Workers Just Unionized. Now The Real Fight Begins"
854:"Starbucks' (SBUX) Expansion Efforts to Drive Growth in 2022"
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Memphis Seven / Starbucks Corporation v. McKinney, No. 23-367
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3359:"Starbucks Is Ordered to Reinstate Fired Activist Employees"
3276:"Starbucks Is Closing All Stores in a Main Union Stronghold"
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Criticism of Starbucks § Labor issues and union busting
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Criticism of Starbucks § Labor issues and union busting
1109:"How Howard Schultz Left a Bitter Taste in Seattle's Mouth"
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On March 29, 2023 Howard Schultz testified in front of the
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contract. These negotiations, interrupted by a movement to
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Unionization efforts at the multinational coffee shop chain
2870:"For Queer Starbucks Workers, Pride Month Is Strike Month"
994:"Starbucks' surging as company eyes 55,000 stores by 2030"
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stores across the United States on a week-long, staggered
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357 of the unionized stores, out of the total listed 363.
1913:"Starbucks Union Vote in Buffalo Energizes Labor Leaders"
2215:"Starbucks union push spreads to 54 stores in 19 states"
2146:"Union wins election at a second Buffalo-area Starbucks"
1839:"Union wins election at a second Buffalo-area Starbucks"
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In 2011, the 200 workers in the Chilean Starbucks union
3596:"Starbucks Seeks to Delay Union Election as Vote Nears"
2611:"Starbucks Workers Head into Their Biggest Strike Ever"
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Starbucks stores and a distribution plant unionized in
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Prang, Heather Haddon and Allison (January 21, 2022).
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Goldsmith, Eloise; Montgomery, Rohan (June 30, 2023).
2290:"Starbucks Workers Vote for Union at an Arizona Store"
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August 2022, the NLRB got a federal judge to issue an
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the pandemic as it had done elsewhere in the country.
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List of Starbucks union petitions in the United States
1698:"Partners at Starbucks are saying, enough is enough!"
1345:"Union struggles to reach, recruit Starbucks workers"
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Sindicato de Trabajadores de Starbucks Coffee Chile
3631:"Unionizing Starbucks, Inspired by Bernie Sanders"
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1423:"Board Accuses Starbucks of Trying to Block Union"
1171:"Starbucks rethinks no-tattoo policy for baristas"
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1379:"Latte Laborers Take on a Latte-Liberal Business"
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2415:"Starbucks union surpasses 200-store milestone"
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155:Starbucks workers first voted to unionize with
3476:"The Unionized Starbucks in Your Neighborhood"
2496:"Map: Where Are Starbucks Workers Unionizing?"
2494:Staff, More Perfect Union (February 3, 2022).
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2637:"Boston Starbucks strike ends after 64 days"
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2726:Wiener-Bronner, Danielle (June 27, 2023).
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3220:"Starbucks workers strike in Denver"
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2011:Durbin, Dee-Ann (December 2, 2021).
1911:Prang, Allison (December 10, 2021).
1735:"Baristas Put Pressure on Starbucks"
1659:from the original on January 3, 2022
1457:Shepherd, Lauren (October 1, 2008).
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1343:Allison, Melissa (January 2, 2007).
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961:Jamieson, Dave (December 10, 2021).
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48:stores in at least 40 states in the
4147:Labor relations in New York (state)
3629:Scheiber, Noam (January 14, 2022).
3594:Scheiber, Noam (November 9, 2021).
2932:McDade, Aaron (December 17, 2021).
2898:Moreno, J. Edward (June 27, 2023).
2574:Romo, Vanessa (November 17, 2022).
2213:Selyukh, Alina (January 31, 2022).
2180:Eidelson, Josh (January 31, 2022).
2144:Scheiber, Noam (January 10, 2022).
2108:Scheiber, Noam (November 9, 2021).
2046:Jamieson, Dave (February 4, 2022).
1952:Eidelson, Josh (November 7, 2021).
1837:Scheiber, Noam (January 10, 2022).
1208:Scheiber, Noam (December 9, 2021).
1061:Jamieson, Dave (February 1, 2019).
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2965:Higgins, Abigail (March 4, 2022).
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2077:Baxter, Brian (January 31, 2022).
1878:Romero, Dani (December 12, 2021).
1023:Farr, Sheila (February 15, 2017).
305:Starting in 2023, with a store in
157:United Food and Commercial Workers
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3447:Jaffe, Greg (February 12, 2022).
3190:Rahman, Khaleda (March 7, 2022).
3157:Harris, Jon (February 22, 2022).
2687:Haddon, Heather (June 27, 2023).
2385:Groover, Heidi (March 22, 2022).
1306:Eidelson, Josh (April 26, 2023).
819:Farley, Alan (January 28, 2021).
736:List of Starbucks union petitions
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1618:"Une première dans un Starbucks"
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2466:Jamieson, Dave (May 20, 2022).
1733:Jargon, Julie (July 26, 2011).
1377:Gross, Daniel (April 8, 2007).
890:Dinki, Tom (December 9, 2021).
596:sticker on a crosswalk sign in
229:Industrial Workers of the World
223:Industrial Workers of the World
101:Industrial Workers of the World
62:collective bargaining agreement
4046:Internet and Telecommunication
3246:Blest, Paul (April 15, 2022).
2783:Kim, Juliana (June 23, 2023).
2757:Saxena, Jaya (June 14, 2023).
2439:Tracy, Gerald (May 27, 2022).
1678:Nielsen, Kevin (May 5, 2023).
1576:Saba, Rosa (October 8, 2020).
785:Hsu, Andrea (March 31, 2023).
584:2023 LGBT pride display strike
249:National Labor Relations Board
208:National Labor Relations Board
97:National Labor Relations Board
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3274:Thakker, Prem (May 9, 2023).
573:Brookline, Massachusetts, USA
4152:Labor relations in Tennessee
1025:"Starbucks: The Early Years"
1653:Vancouver Island Free Daily
1522:Featherstone, Liza (1999).
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664:In February 2022, seven
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368:Starbucks Workers United
353:Starbucks Workers United
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938:. December 13, 2021.
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3746:Jørgen Vig Knudstorp
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4022:Samsung Electronics
3849:Torrefazione Italia
3775:Assets and products
3731:(Chairman Emeritus)
3506:Wall Street Journal
2972:The Washington Post
2844:"Strike with Pride"
2693:Wall Street Journal
1918:Wall Street Journal
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1720:United Steelworkers
1702:United Steelworkers
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