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This Labor Day, workers turned up in cities across the country, Louisville, LA, Philly, Denver, and more all saying the same thing: being a Starbucks customer and supporting workers doesn’t go together, not until they settle a fair contract and stop union busting. Hear it straight from a barista on why we’re boycotting. Share it loud, share it everywhere! Labor Day may be over, but labor rights aren’t a one-day thing ![]() |
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It would cost Starbucks less than one day’s sales to sign union contracts covering protections, staffing, pay, and more for 12,000+ baristas. They’d rather spend it fighting us instead 
But workers aren’t backing down. Check out the energy on the ground in Orange County, where workers hit the streets with signs, chants, and community turnout. 
Is someone in your circle still a Starbucks regular? Point them to a local shop instead, and tell them why
This fight spreads one conversation at a time.
In solidarity,
Starbucks Workers United


all saying the same thing: being a Starbucks customer and supporting workers doesn’t go together, not until they settle a fair contract and stop union busting. 
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