Starbucks Employees in San Diego, Across Nation, Hold Walkout on Red Cup Day
Starbucks workers, including some in San Diego, walked off their jobs during a key promotional event Thursday, demanding improved staffing and schedules.
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Starbucks workers, including some in San Diego, walked off their jobs during a key promotional event Thursday, demanding improved staffing and schedules.
The walkout comes on the coffee chain's Red Cup Day event, during which Starbucks hands out free red-colored, reusable, holiday-themed cups to customers on their coffee purchases.
Workers at hundreds of Starbucks stores have begun walking off their jobs during a key promotional event on Thursday, demanding improved staffing and schedules, the Workers United said on social media platform X.
Mobile orders wait to be picked up at Starbucks in Hamburg, a suburb of Buffalo, New York, United States, on December 8, 2021. REUTERS/Lindsay
Workers at hundreds of Starbucks outlets across the United States went on a one-day strike during 'Red Cup Day,' considered to be one of the busiest days...