Unionized Starbucks workers rally in Pittsburgh
Thursday, Pittsburgh Starbucks workers along with others from across the U.S. rallied in the city.
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Thursday, Pittsburgh Starbucks workers along with others from across the U.S. rallied in the city.
The judge ruled the company illegally fired the workers for their union-organizing activities at several Starbucks in the Pittsburgh area.
The judge ruled the company illegally fired the workers for their union-organizing activities at several Starbucks in Pittsburgh.
The strike happened as the company's first negotiation with the union is set to begin.
Workers at four Starbucks locations in Pittsburgh are on strike Wednesday.
The recall applies to more than 302,000 bottles of the drink.
Worldwide coffee chain Starbucks is making changes to its rewards program.
The South Side Starbucks shut down for the rest of the day amid a 3-day strike by unionized workers.
Workers said the company has refused to negotiate with the union and fired two members of the bargaining committee.
Workers said the company has refused to negotiate with the union and fired two members of the bargaining committee.
It's Red Cup Day for Starbucks, a promotional day many customers take advantage of, but some employees are using the day to demand change.
"Starbucks has deliberately made my continued employment at the company impossible," labor organizer claims.
The complaint relates to the company's alleged treatment of workers who unionized four Pittsburgh stores.
The workers went on strike calling for an end to the company's unfair labor practices.
Starbucks Workers United members in Bloomfield have gone on strike, calling for an end to unfair labor practices.
This time it was Penn Center East and Eastside.
Penn Center East and Eastside locations voted to unionize.
The vote signals a win for baristas across Pennsylvania.
The staff at the Bloomfield Starbucks became the first in Pennsylvania to become unionized.
Your barista may be looking to unionize.
Improper packaging could have led to spoilage.
The workers made their demands clear - better working conditions and a better living wage.
On Friday, the Starbucks store at Amos Hall in Oakland filed for a union election with the National Labor Relations Board.
A rally is set to start in just a few hours in Bloomfield for Starbucks employees who plan on making their voices heard on unionizing.
Employees at a local Starbucks are trying to unionize.
