A cup of woe: NYC Starbucks workers walk off job, steamed over pay and staffing
The walkout, coined "Red Cup Rebellion," came on Red Cup Day, when Starbucks hands out tens of thousands of free reusable cups, one of the company's busiest
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The walkout, coined "Red Cup Rebellion," came on Red Cup Day, when Starbucks hands out tens of thousands of free reusable cups, one of the company's busiest
Starbucks Workers United baristas Thursday will walk off their jobs in a strike protesting unfair labor practices.
Unionized Starbucks workers, labor leaders and community members rallied outside of City Hall on Saturday, calling on city officials to remove the Starbucks-branded coffee kiosk in Dilworth Park. Starbucks does not own the kiosk, though union officials want to ensure that Starbucks does not profit off of such a large gathering space in the city.
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