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Queer Starbucks workers wanted to unionize. They say the coffee giant is punishing them for it. - Vimarsana News

Queer Starbucks workers wanted to unionize. They say the coffee giant is punishing them for it.

“They really are what their mascot is…the siren is just monster lures people in with a beautiful song and then them.

Amos Hall Starbucks baristas strike in response to 'mismanagement' - Vimarsana News

Amos Hall Starbucks baristas strike in response to 'mismanagement'

The baristas at the Amos Hall Starbucks knew that August 24 would be especially busy, as it was both move-in day for Amos Hall and the launch of Starbucks’ fall menu. That’s exactly why they chose that day to strike.

NLRB orders reinstatement of 4 Pittsburgh Starbucks baristas fired for union organizing - Vimarsana News

NLRB orders reinstatement of 4 Pittsburgh Starbucks baristas fired for union organizing

Starbucks illegally fired four baristas in Pittsburgh who supported unionization according to a National Labor Relations Board decision that ordered their reinstatement. In a June 30 ruling, NLRB administrative law judge Robert Ringler found that Starbucks management had repeatedly engaged in anti-union activity at four of the company’s Pittsburgh locations

Starbucks Again In Hot Water For Breaking Labor Laws - Vimarsana News

Starbucks Again In Hot Water For Breaking Labor Laws

The world's largest coffee chain, Starbucks, is once again in trouble for breaking labor laws. Here's what to know about its latest violations.

Starbucks Is Using the Police as Strikebreakers - Vimarsana News

Starbucks Is Using the Police as Strikebreakers

Despite the company’s progressive branding, management has been quick to call in law enforcement to retaliate against workers fighting for a union.