Posted on Feb 2, 2022
Starbucks employees announce plans to unionize two Kansas City-area locations
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Employees at two Kansas City-area Starbucks stores announced on Monday plans to unionize. In a joint press release, organizers at Starbucks’ Country Club Plaza and 75th Street (Overland Park) locations said unsafe working conditions and stagnant wages prompted the decision.
Eighty-four percent of workers at the Overland Park location have filed union cards, said shift manager Hannah McCown.
Additionally, a majority of employees at coffee chain’s Country Club Plaza location have signed cards, according to the release.
Employees of the Plaza location wrote a letter to Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson on Monday, citing safety concerns and low wages as the impetus for their decision.
Eighty-four percent of workers at the Overland Park location have filed union cards, said shift manager Hannah McCown.
Additionally, a majority of employees at coffee chain’s Country Club Plaza location have signed cards, according to the release.
Employees of the Plaza location wrote a letter to Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson on Monday, citing safety concerns and low wages as the impetus for their decision.
Starbucks employees announce plans to unionize two Kansas City-area locations
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel sounds like they have legitimate issues. I see this as a plus for them.
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Why unionize? I thought Starbucks was a company that loved and cared for their employees? Geez...they make coffee not cars!
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