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Many day-to-day working conditions remain governed by company policy, not enforceable collective bargaining terms.

Fuck Starbucks. Make coffee at home. And buy you a reusable sippy cup and stop filling up landfills with plastic and cardboard! Fuck! Grow up! brucecoffman89.wixsite.com/btadw/post/s...

Don't come at me trying to defend that company. Fuck off.

Amen! And if he's talking restaurant minimum wage, I'm gonna just have to laugh in his fucking face.

The minimum pay in Seattle is 3 times the federal minimum wage. Starbucks pays frontline workers that and more. The strike isn’t over pay issues but over control of schedules . Go after AMZN again. They really, really need union support.

Solidarity, comrades. I'll only have my overpriced, overly sweetened shitty tasting coffee from a union barista

I think we kill off Starbucks completely so we can threaten to repeat that for any future company that fails to comply with union demands.

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You should make coffee at home because it's about fifty cents a cup.

I worked there 20 years ago and it was comparatively ok at the time but the unionized workers who work there now have decided to go on strike for working conditions they deem as unfair. They’re doing what unions do.

That's hilarious. You think nurses and firefighters get paid enough to risk their lives.

Unions don’t exist because jobs are difficult. They exist because of how companies manage and treat their employees. A large chunk of the second largest union in the US (SEIU) is food service workers.

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Unions rock