Starbucks Reportedly Plans to Deny Union Workers New Paid Leave Benefits

Starbucks is reportedly planning to deny new paid leave benefits to unionized workers, another wrinkle in the company’s unlawful campaign to stamp out organizing momentum nationwide.

across the U.S. since December, immediately slammed the memo as further evidence that company management “has no regard for the law.”

“If Starbucks actually believed they couldn’t give union stores new benefits unilaterally, they wouldn’t be unilaterally stripping us of our benefits now,” Starbucks Workers United continued. “Their goal is to retaliate against and punish union stores.”for illegally denying unionized workers wage and benefit boosts that it provided to nonunion employees. A hearing in the case is scheduled for October 25.

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