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Labor regulators seek to force Starbucks to reopen six L.A. stores - Vimarsana News

Labor regulators seek to force Starbucks to reopen six L.A. stores

The six Los Angeles-area Starbucks locations were among 23 closed to squash unionizing, violating federal labor law, the National Labor Relations Board says.

Source: yahoo.com
6 LA area Starbucks could reopen following labor complaints - Vimarsana News

6 LA area Starbucks could reopen following labor complaints

Starbucks could be forced to reopen six southern California locations that it closed last summer, with federal regulators alleging the stores were shuttered...

Federal Regulators Want Starbucks to Reopen Six Los Angeles Stores - Vimarsana News

Federal Regulators Want Starbucks to Reopen Six Los Angeles Stores

The National Labor Relations Board claims the stores were closed in response to workers trying to organize a union

Source: eater.com
6 L.A. area Starbucks stores may reopen after feds say they were illegally closed - Vimarsana News

6 L.A. area Starbucks stores may reopen after feds say they were illegally closed

Six Los Angeles County Starbucks stores may soon reopen after the National Labor Relations Board said the coffee franchise closed about two dozen locations to halt union momentum. As reported in the New York Times, a regional NLRB office determined that 23 U.S. stores were closed “because its employees engaged in union activities or to […]

Source: yahoo.com
Starbucks may reopen these closed LA stores: Here's why - Vimarsana News

Starbucks may reopen these closed LA stores: Here's why

Starbucks could be forced to reopen six Los Angeles-area locations that it closed last summer as officials investigate a complaint made by federal regulators.

Source: foxla.com