A former Starbucks manager testified before a National Labor Relations Board judge in August that corporate higher-ups had instructed him to target pro-union baristas and punish them for irrelevant and sometimes absurd reasons.
A former Starbucks manager testified before a National Labor Relations Board judge in August that corporate higher-ups had instructed him to target pro-union baristas and punish them for irrelevant and sometimes absurd reasons, Bloomberg reported Tuesday. David Almond, a manager who worked in the Buffalo, New York area, had a list of employees thought to harbor pro-union sentiments read aloud to him.
In one case, when Almond explained that a pro-union employee was a great worker, a district manager told him to “go through her files” and come up with “something in there we can use against her,” he claimed. In another instance, he was allegedly made to ensure there was always a supervisor scheduled to work at the store, to deter conversations around unionizing.
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Howard Schultz’s fight to stop a Starbucks barista uprisingStarbucks’s CEO saw his unionizing baristas as a threat to his life’s work. They said he didn’t understand how the country and their lives had changed.
Leer más »
Gen Z Is the Most Pro-Union GenerationGen Z is apparently “America’s most pro-union generation.”
Leer más »
11 Major First Date Red FlagsAlthough it takes time to get to know someone, here are a few of the early warning signs that a potential partner may not be a good fit
Leer más »
Starbucks sends dates, locations for bargaining sessions with workers unionStarbucks Corp said on Monday it has sent dates and locations covering 79 stores for contract bargaining sessions to Workers United, the union which represents employees of the world's largest coffee chain at about 200 cafes.
Leer más »
Labor board: Starbucks threatened, interrogated employees about union — and fired one in San AntonioTwo of four Texas stores included in a National Labor Relations Board complaint detailing...
Leer más »