Baristas at Fort Collins' sole unionized Starbucks joined a growing nationwide strike against the coffee giant Dec. 4.

Starbucks baristas from 26 stores in 23 U.S. cities, including four in New Jersey, planned to join the ongoing labor strike ...

Starbucks baristas in Des Moines and Iowa City join national strike in attempt to get first union contract negotiated.

The coffee company will shell out $50 for every week the 15,000 hourly employees worked from July 4, 2021, through July 7, ...

A former Starbucks barista is claiming in a lawsuit that the company violated a local law in Everett, causing him and other employees in the city to lose wages and tips. Tom Bosserman said Starbucks ...

Unionized Starbucks workers are walking off the job on Thursday after their labor group authorized a strike as they push to secure a first labor contract. The strike will start with more than 65 ...

When I clock in for the morning rush at Starbucks, there’s already a line of cars and regulars whom I know by heart, including the teachers, nurses and construction workers who need the extra espresso ...

But while the iconic red cups are starring in Starbucks’s early holiday promotion, they’ve also become the center of an ongoing dispute with Starbucks Workers United—and a potential strike. Meanwhile, ...

A group of University of Houston students on Thursday relaunched a campaign asking students to boycott Starbucks in solidarity with unionized baristas, days after the coffee giant’s union authorized a ...

Starbucks unionized workers say they plan to strike on Nov. 13 — when the coffee chain will hold its annual Red Cup Day promotion — unless the company finalizes a labor contract by that date.

During his appearance at Dreamforce, Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol discussed the coffee empire’s growing use of artificial intelligence and even touched on the idea of fully automated coffee shops for ...

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