Three more Starbucks locations have formally voted to unionize, bringing the total of company-owned stores to six. Over a hundred others have confirmed plans to do the same.
This comes as Starbucks continues to wage a massive anti-union war against workers. Having hired the most notorious anti-union law firm in the country and firing yet another union leader at their Buffalo location - just after firing seven union leaders at their Memphis location - the company has only ramped up their union-busting tactics amid heavy backlash. Starbucks workers looking to unionize are calling for the company to sign the Fair Election Principles, which protects their right to organize and hold fair elections. Starbucks organizing leaders are overcoming unnecessary and cruel obstacles to bring fair elections to their stores. It’s time for Starbucks to fulfill its commitment to being a “people company” and formally end all practices that obstruct the organizing process. Keep fighting,
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