Coverage dated June 3, 2022
Union Claims Starbucks Illegally Closing Cafe to Retaliate, Bloomberg Reports Headline from NBC New York
It’s the latest escalation between a rapidly growing national labor movement and the coffee giant.
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Union Claims Starbucks Illegally Closing Cafe to Retaliate, Bloomberg Reports ↗ (opens NBC New York) Published Jun 3, 2022
Same headline from 5 more outlets NBC New York's feed description It’s the latest escalation between a rapidly growing national labor movement and the coffee giant.
Newsweek
Starbucks closure of unionized cafe "blatant act of war," says union leader ↗ (opens Newsweek) Published Jun 3, 2022
Newsweek's feed description An employee at the upstate New York location said that the coffee giant "won't get away with retaliating against us like this."
BizPac Review
Starbucks accused of 'retaliating' against union officials over NY store closure ↗ (opens BizPac Review) Published Jun 3, 2022
BizPac Review's feed description Starbucks closed a store location in Ithaca, NY shortly after workers at location voted to unionize. Union is screaming "retaliation."
FOX Business
Starbucks closing NY cafe in what union calls retaliation: report ↗ (opens FOX Business) Published Jun 3, 2022
FOX Business's feed description The workers’ union representing Starbucks' workers at a cafe in New York State claims the location is being closed by the company as retaliation for unionizing.
Insider
Starbucks closed a New York store 'illegally' after its workers unionized, a report says ↗ (opens Insider) Published Jun 3, 2022
Insider's feed description A union has filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board, claiming Starbucks closed the New York store illegally, Bloomberg reported.
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