OPJan 5, 2022·1 replyhttps://twitter.com/georgerichert4/status/1478754432754106376
Pinhead
i’m envisioning the elmwood starbucks closing down in the near future
Jan 5, 2022·1 replyhot pancakes i’m envisioning the elmwood starbucks closing down in the near future
no they will be a symbol for Starbucks across the nation to put the power back in the workers hands
- OPJan 5, 2022·2 repliesTwist Your Cap
no they will be a symbol for Starbucks across the nation to put the power back in the workers hands
i think starbucks was thinking this would be good PR for them, and now it’s backfiring. i doubt they’ll be as open to allowing a voting process for employees, or at the very least they will make it way more difficult lol
but yeah this definitely set a precedent for other Starbucks. others in the are were voting for unionization as well
- Jan 5, 2022·1 replyhot pancakes
i think starbucks was thinking this would be good PR for them, and now it’s backfiring. i doubt they’ll be as open to allowing a voting process for employees, or at the very least they will make it way more difficult lol
but yeah this definitely set a precedent for other Starbucks. others in the are were voting for unionization as well
in all seriousness out of every business that should get unionized Starbucks is literally like the last one
they're so good to employees, sometimes unions are a negative due to who they're controlled by
it's not totally cut and dry but people are always supporting them lol
- OPJan 5, 2022Twist Your Cap
in all seriousness out of every business that should get unionized Starbucks is literally like the last one
they're so good to employees, sometimes unions are a negative due to who they're controlled by
it's not totally cut and dry but people are always supporting them lol
yep i agree for sure. like i said in op, it’s respectable the workers were able to organize and get something like this done, but i figured things like this would start happening lol
i think starbucks already realizes their mistake, and soon the workers will too lol
- Jan 5, 2022·2 replieshttps://twitter.com/georgerichert4/status/1478754432754106376Pinhead
Give them an inch and they take a mile lol
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Jan 5, 2022·1 replyhttps://twitter.com/georgerichert4/status/1478754432754106376Pinhead Details on their specific concerns about the covid protocols?
- OPJan 5, 2022·3 repliesJaeRell
Details on their specific concerns about the covid protocols?
from the article i put in OP -
According to the group, the workers left Wednesday morning due to “unsafe working conditions.”
“They have been pressured to work by Starbucks despite understaffing and health concerns,” Starbucks Workers United wrote. “We believe everyone deserves the right to feel safe at work! Partners will return when it’s safe to do so.”
Among the five employees who walked out of the morning shift, they say that although co-worker is infected and up to ten others are in isolation with Covid symptoms, they feel pressured to work unless they show symptoms. But Starbucks spokesman Reggie Borges says that, even without symptoms, they can isolate if they were in direct contact with a positive case.
The workers also say they were told not to enforce the mask mandate on customers. But Borges says that workers have the option of enforcing it, but are not encouraged to enforce the mask mandate because it tends to cause conflict with customers.
- Jan 5, 2022https://twitter.com/georgerichert4/status/1478754432754106376Pinhead
Bruhhh
- Jan 5, 2022hot pancakes
from the article i put in OP -
According to the group, the workers left Wednesday morning due to “unsafe working conditions.”
“They have been pressured to work by Starbucks despite understaffing and health concerns,” Starbucks Workers United wrote. “We believe everyone deserves the right to feel safe at work! Partners will return when it’s safe to do so.”
Among the five employees who walked out of the morning shift, they say that although co-worker is infected and up to ten others are in isolation with Covid symptoms, they feel pressured to work unless they show symptoms. But Starbucks spokesman Reggie Borges says that, even without symptoms, they can isolate if they were in direct contact with a positive case.
The workers also say they were told not to enforce the mask mandate on customers. But Borges says that workers have the option of enforcing it, but are not encouraged to enforce the mask mandate because it tends to cause conflict with customers.
What a clusterfuck, lol.
Jan 5, 2022·2 replieswho gon make my frapacino now
Jan 5, 2022·1 replyFellas itt really hating on this?
Jan 5, 2022So they walked out over unsafe work conditions in regards to covid. What's the problem here?
Jan 5, 2022·1 replyJihyoGive them an inch and they take a mile lol
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Workers should take the mile tf. They're the sole reason why Starbucks is even able to generate revenue. Why would you be against them using their newly found rights as unionized workers? That's the whole point of a union lol
- Jan 5, 2022·1 replyBIGGWAVE
who gon make my frapacino now
the other one up the street lmao
Jan 5, 2022ny bookersfine with all of this as long as no prices get raised
So then no other Starbucks should see prices go up then?
- Jan 5, 2022
Prices been going up the whole damn panny and wages still the gotdamn same
- Jan 5, 2022Scratchin Mamba
Fellas itt really hating on this?
- Jan 5, 2022BIGGWAVE
who gon make my frapacino now
Peet's coffee >>
- Jan 5, 2022hot pancakes
from the article i put in OP -
According to the group, the workers left Wednesday morning due to “unsafe working conditions.”
“They have been pressured to work by Starbucks despite understaffing and health concerns,” Starbucks Workers United wrote. “We believe everyone deserves the right to feel safe at work! Partners will return when it’s safe to do so.”
Among the five employees who walked out of the morning shift, they say that although co-worker is infected and up to ten others are in isolation with Covid symptoms, they feel pressured to work unless they show symptoms. But Starbucks spokesman Reggie Borges says that, even without symptoms, they can isolate if they were in direct contact with a positive case.
The workers also say they were told not to enforce the mask mandate on customers. But Borges says that workers have the option of enforcing it, but are not encouraged to enforce the mask mandate because it tends to cause conflict with customers.
Yeah f*** that, give me the power to tell a mf no mask no coffee
- Jan 5, 2022Trash Star
Workers should take the mile tf. They're the sole reason why Starbucks is even able to generate revenue. Why would you be against them using their newly found rights as unionized workers? That's the whole point of a union lol
Anti-union shills itt
Jan 5, 2022Unions saved America and the World lol when people started becoming anti-unionists things started going to s***
- Jan 5, 2022Jihyo
Give them an inch and they take a mile lol
Losers
Jan 5, 2022hot pancakesfrom the article i put in OP -
According to the group, the workers left Wednesday morning due to “unsafe working conditions.”
“They have been pressured to work by Starbucks despite understaffing and health concerns,” Starbucks Workers United wrote. “We believe everyone deserves the right to feel safe at work! Partners will return when it’s safe to do so.”
Among the five employees who walked out of the morning shift, they say that although co-worker is infected and up to ten others are in isolation with Covid symptoms, they feel pressured to work unless they show symptoms. But Starbucks spokesman Reggie Borges says that, even without symptoms, they can isolate if they were in direct contact with a positive case.
The workers also say they were told not to enforce the mask mandate on customers. But Borges says that workers have the option of enforcing it, but are not encouraged to enforce the mask mandate because it tends to cause conflict with customers.
Yeah this actually makes sense. Does starbucks hire for them or does that individual place able to hire?
- Jan 5, 2022Twist Your Cap
the other one up the street lmao
lmao fax