Unionized Starbucks Baristas voted to authorize an open-ended strike ahead of the high-strait Starbucks union on Wednesday.
The Union said the workers will strike if a contract does not expire on 13 November, which is the Days of the Red Cup, and waste if there is a lack of progress.
Starbucks workers united, representing more than 9,000 workers of more than 200,000 Binistas, filed by starbucks on behalf of the National Labor Relations Board of the National Labor Relations, the union that deals with business relations, the Union Union.
Michelle Eisen, a spokeswoman for the union that left Starbucks after a 15-year career with the company, said Starbucks is settling the court settlement. “
Starbucks Unition Union workers, have been talking to the company since last year, and As In October it will vote on the picket in about 60 municipalities, demanding a contract that shows “enhanced staff, better job protections and on-the-job”.
Both sides blamed the other for ending talks last year and said they were ready to return to talks.
Starbucks said in a statement that “any agreement must reflect the fact that Starbucks already offers the best retail jobs.”