No Contract, No Coffee | Starbucks Workers United

Starbucks baristas brewing change. Join the movement for fair contracts, better wages, and worker protections.

No Contract, No Coffee
No Contract, No Coffee | Starbucks Workers United

Starbucks baristas brewing change. Join the movement for fair contracts, better wages, and worker protections.

No Contract, No Coffee
No Contract, No Coffee | Starbucks Workers United

Starbucks baristas brewing change. Join the movement for fair contracts, better wages, and worker protections.

No Contract, No Coffee
Starbucks Workers United

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Starbucks Workers United

The grind & #grift :
“ (#Starbucks) paid CEO $98 million for the first four months of his employment with this company; spent $81 million for a four-day manager's retreat in Vegas (in) June. It would cost less ... to finalize a multi-year union contract ... less than a single day's profit."

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No Contract, No Coffee | Starbucks Workers United

Starbucks baristas brewing change. Join the movement for fair contracts, better wages, and worker protections.

No Contract, No Coffee
Facing unprecedented labor violations, Starbucks workers overwhelmingly agree to strike indefinitely

Unfair wages, chronic understaffing and hundreds of ULPs have led to a Starbucks Workers United super-majority vote to strike.

In These Times
Strike Captains and Practice Pickets: Starbucks Workers Aim to Bring a Contract Home

Unionized Starbucks workers are electing strike captains and getting customers to pledge they won't cross picket lines. They’re amassing in front of stores with picket signs, borrowing a slogan that UPS Teamsters used during their 2023 contract campaign: “Just Practicing for a Just Contract.” Thirty-eight stores held practice pickets in early October, and starting October 25, 80 more stores plan to hold pickets and sign up customers to a “No Contract, No Coffee” pledge, promising not to patronize any Starbucks in case of a strike.

Labor Notes
Strike Halts New Jersey Transit

Four hundred and fifty train engineers at New Jersey Transit walked off the job overnight, after years of fruitless negotiations with their employer. These workers drive the state-run commuter trains that serve 350,000 daily riders in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. As of late Thursday night, NJT train service was completely shut down. The transit system is running additional buses as an alternative, but it’s extremely unlikely that they can make up the difference.

Labor Notes