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In a ballot count less suspenseful than recent counts for other Buffalo-area Starbucks stores, workers at the Delaware Avenue and Chippewa Street location learned they’d voted to unionize by a wide margin Thursday.
Longer life spans mean women need more money for retirement than men, yet their increased caregiving responsibilities, coupled with the gender pay gap, make it difficult for them to save as much as men.
WBFO’s Older Adults Reporter Tom Dinki spoke to New York State Office for the Aging Director Greg Olsen about the Nutrition Program for the Elderly’s long history, present amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and future funding.
The CEO of Starbucks has retired amid the ongoing union push that started in Buffalo.
Three more Buffalo-area Starbucks stores have voted to unionize, bringing the total to five in Western New York and six across the country.