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ALABAMA STARBUCKS STAFF OVERWHELMINGLY VOTE TO UNIONIZE

Posted by Nithya | May 31, 2022 | Employment News



Staff at a Starbucks in Alabama have become the first in the state to unionize
after a landslide vote.

The outlet in Birmingham voted 27-1 to to form the union on Thursday, May 26.

The workers will be represented by Workers United if the vote is upheld.

READ MORE: WHY ATLANTA APPLE WORKERS HAVE WITHDRAWN THEIR ATTEMPT TO UNIONIZE

Starbucks has until the end of this week to register any complaints about the
vote with the National Labor Relations Board.

Company executives did not immediately respond to an email from Fox Business
asking for a response on whether Starbucks will appeal the vote.

This is the latest in a string of labor victories at Starbucks locations
throughout the country, despite efforts from the company to put staff off.

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin, who openly stated his support for the workers,
backed them up.

Employees who joined the union complained about management’s lack of respect.

Alex Buford, a three-year Starbucks employee who transferred to the location six
months ago, also mentioned racial discrimination as an issue.

Buford said: “There’s a lot of racial issues that we’ve been dealing with,
managers purposely cutting our hours, attacking us for no reason.

“A lot of us have complained, and the managers — they’re just not hearing us
out. Or they’re not really listening to us. Or they say they’re listening, but
they’re not really listening.”

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Late last year, a Starbucks in Buffalo, New York, became the first in the US to
form a union. The corporation, headquartered in Seattle, has over 34,000
locations globally.

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