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Starbucks Workers at a Second Las Vegas Location File to Unionize

By Janna Karel

Starbucks Workers Head Into Their Biggest Strike Ever

By Jaya Saxena

The Hottest Trend of 2022: Worker Strikes

From major chains like Starbucks to mom-and-pop spots, 2022 was a big year for worker-led labor action

By Amy McCarthy

Starbucks Workers Hit the Company Where It Hurts: Red Cup Day

By Jaya Saxena

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A Las Vegas Starbucks Store Becomes the First in Nevada to File for a Union Election

By Janna Karel

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Starbucks’s Alleged Union-Busting Tactics Inspire a Tabletop Game

By Naomi Waxman

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Starbucks’s Alleged Union-Busting Tactics Inspire a Tabletop Game

By Naomi Waxman

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Starbucks Workers Claim Chicago Shop’s Closure Is Union Retaliation

By Naomi Waxman

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Starbucks Wants You to Drink Its Coffee So You Can Earn Delta SkyMiles

By Beth McKibben

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Brookline Starbucks Union Returns to Work After Months-Long Strike

By Adam H. Callaghan

What’s the Point of Starbucks Now?

By Amy McCarthy

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Mockingbird Station Starbucks Passes Unanimous Vote to Unionize [Updated]

By Courtney E. Smith

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Did Starbucks Really Close 6 LA Locations Because It Was Concerned About Worker Safety?

By Mona Holmes

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Unionized Workers at a Brookline Starbucks Are Striking for Better Working Conditions

By Rachel Leah Blumenthal

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Maple & Ash Investors File Lawsuit Against Owners Who Are Already Suing Each Other

By aimee.levitt

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New Illinois Law Bans Delivery Apps From Sharing Restaurant Menus Without Written Permission

By aimee.levitt and Naomi Waxman

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Starbucks Union Elections in Chicago See Mixed Results

By aimee.levitt and Naomi Waxman

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Taste of Chicago Returns to Grant Park, Expands to Three South and West Side Neighborhoods

By aimee.levitt and Naomi Waxman

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NLRB Alleges Starbucks Harassed and Threatened Unionizing Workers in Santa Cruz

By Paolo Bicchieri

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Starbucks Workers in Santa Cruz Have Formed California’s First Unionized Stores

By Paolo Bicchieri

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2 Northern California Starbucks Stores Could Become First in the State to Unionize

By Paolo Bicchieri

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Taco Bell’s Drag Brunch Tour Struts into Wrigleyville

By Naomi Waxman and aimee.levitt

Starbucks Is Raising Wages and Increasing Benefits — But Not at Unionized Stores 

By Bettina Makalintal

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Two Los Angeles Area Starbucks Locations Could Be the Next to Unionize

By Mona Holmes

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A Starbucks in Augusta Becomes the First to Unionize in Georgia

By Beth McKibben

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Bartender-Loathed Summer Festival Draws More Controversy

By Ashok Selvam and Naomi Waxman

How Scared Is Howard Schultz of the Starbucks Union Wave?

By Amy McCarthy

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How Starbucks Workers Unionizing Could Inspire Other Chains to Organize

What happens at Starbucks could be groundbreaking for the food industry

By Amy McCarthy

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What a Surge in Union Organizing Means for Food and Farm Workers

More and more Starbucks locations are announcing intentions to unionize amid a historic movement in the food industry

By Lisa Held

Starbucks’ Howard Schultz Returns as CEO Amid Union Wave

By Amy McCarthy

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Tracking the Starbucks Unionization Wave

By Eater Staff

Everything You Should Know About the Starbucks Union Wave

Workers at more than 100 Starbucks locations have petitioned to unionize — and momentum is growing

By Amy McCarthy

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