Thousands of Starbucks employees from 200 unionized outlets will strike on Red Cup Day Thursday.
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Why it matters: The 2022 holiday cup giveaway was Starbucks' biggest sales day ever despite a strike at over 100 outlets.
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According to Axios' Emily Peck, the Starbucks walkouts follow numerous large strikes that benefited workers. The latest: Starbucks Workers United informed Axios,
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that 15 nonunion New York City workers filed 15 complaints Thursday alleging Fair Work Week violations.
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On Red Cup day last year, Placer.ai data showed that U.S. Starbucks store visits increased 94% above the daily average for the year.
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"We make every effort and have invested significant resources to ensure partner scheduling practices are in alignment with New York City's Fair Workweek Law," Starbucks said in a statement.
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Happening: In a news release, Starbucks Workers United announced its greatest strike Thursday. The union announced Wednesday that baristas from 30 outlets,
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in Philadelphia and Chicago began surprise walkouts that would last through Thursday, The union represents over 360 unionized Starbucks locations and 9,000 employees and wants to negotiate staffing and scheduling.
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