On the heels of historic Volkswagen union vote, Starbucks asks Supreme Court to curb labor's power
On the heels of historic Volkswagen union vote, Starbucks asks Supreme Court to curb labor's power
Unions see the case as a corporate backlash to a rise in labor organizing. It comes to the Supreme Court days after a historic union vote at Volkswagen.
Why I stopped going to Starbucks.
49I still go to Starbucks. Those workers sure know how to throw a picket line, I can't pass up going to a good strike!
23I stopped because their coffee is all burnt to hell and their workers won't even eat their food when it's free.
Starbucks used to be decent, but at this point anything local will cost half as much and be 100x better. He'll, even a smaller chain will be 10x better - Peet's is my example.
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We're seeing a consistent fight against worker power. Keep pushing!
22It's seems that CEOs and shareholders have forgotten that the alternative to worker's rights is to be beaten to death and left to rot in the streets.
16Indeed. The union is the compromise. The alternative was and still is revolution. Worker consciousness is rising quickly, and organization allows for the creation of dual power. 2028 General Strike is shaping up to be not only possible, but possibly inevitable.
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Fuck you Starbucks.
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