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Starbucks(NEW YORK) Amid much back-and-forth between Starbucks and some of its workers who claim the company stopped Pride decorations from being displayed in some locations, some union employees have gone on strike to try to send a louder message.
Starbucks Workers United (SWU) announced in a press release Monday, sent to ABC News, that baristas from over 150 stores in the U.S. will strike through June 30 to demand a "fair contract and respect for LGBTQIA+ workers."
The union campaign kicked off its nationwide week of action on Friday at Starbucks flagship roastery in Seattle, Washington on the heels of reports that some Starbucks stores were allegedly removing or banning the use of Pride decor, which Starbucks has vehemently denied.
A representative for Starbucks media relations confirmed to ABC News Good Morning America on Monday that "a subset of partners at the Seattle Roastery were the first to walk off the job on Thursday evening, an hour ....
Starbucks(NEW YORK) Amid much back-and-forth between Starbucks and some of its workers who claim the company stopped Pride decorations from being displayed in some locations, some union employees have gone on strike to try to send a louder message.
Starbucks Workers United (SWU) announced in a press release Monday, sent to ABC News, that baristas from over 150 stores in the U.S. will strike through June 30 to demand a "fair contract and respect for LGBTQIA+ workers."
The union campaign kicked off its nationwide week of action on Friday at Starbucks flagship roastery in Seattle, Washington on the heels of reports that some Starbucks stores were allegedly removing or banning the use of Pride decor, which Starbucks has vehemently denied.
A representative for Starbucks media relations confirmed to ABC News Good Morning America on Monday that "a subset of partners at the Seattle Roastery were the first to walk off the job on Thursday evening, an hour ....