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(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Two baristas who supported forming a union at their Starbucks locations in Denver and Colorado Springs won a ruling on Feb. 6 that would reinstate them to their jobs, as well as compensate them for lost wages and other expenses related to their unlawful termination. According to a press release from the […]

Starbucks must reinstate two Colorado baristas who were "illegally" fired, a National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) judge ruled.

Baristas across Colorado are part of a nationwide movement of Starbucks workers organizing together for justice, fighting for improvements on core issues including respect, living wages, racial and gender equity, and fair scheduling.

A federal judge with the National Labor Relations Board said that Starbucks unlawfully fired two Colorado baristas who were involved in organizing a union. In a recommended order, the judge said the company should rehire them and give them back pay.

Nine Colorado employees claim their dismissals came after an organizing campaign in response to safety concerns and pay problems

Ryan Dinaro said it's gotten to the point that he and some of his co-workers feel that there should be a larger push for change.