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Photos show 'Red Cup Rebellion' strikes as Starbucks workers protest pay, hours
The Starbucks Workers United began strikes at certain Starbucks stores in 41 cities on Thursday, Nov. 13.
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bbc.com
Starbucks' barista strike could undermine its turnaround plan
The coffee giant is returning to its roots to boost sales but labour tensions could derail the strategy.
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cnbc.com
Starbucks workers union launches strike in at least 40 cities on chain's key holiday sales day
The strike could disrupt Starbucks' key holiday season as it tries to carry out a turnaround under CEO Brian Niccol.
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fortune.com
Over 1,000 Starbucks workers plan strike at 65 stores on highly trafficked Red Cup Day | Fortune
Starbucks emphasized that the vast majority of its U.S. stores would be open and operating as usual Thursday.
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upi.com
Starbucks workers begin strike on Red Cup Day - UPI.com
Thousands of Starbucks workers in about 40 cities began striking Thursday on Red Cup Day, the company's biggest sales day of the year.
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usatoday.com
Why are some Starbucks workers striking? What to know about 'Red Cup Rebellion'
Unionized Starbucks workers are asking the company for better hours, take-home pay and resolutions to alleged unfair labor practices.
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Starbucks union workers go on strike on busy Red Cup Day
Starbucks workers at 65 unionised US stores walk off the job in protest over pay and staffing.
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aljazeera.com
Unionised Starbucks workers begin ‘open-ended’ US strike
The strike comes as the company's workers push for better wages and benefits.
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eu.usatoday.com
Photos show 'Red Cup Rebellion' strikes as Starbucks workers protest pay, hours
The Starbucks Workers United began strikes at certain Starbucks stores in 41 cities on Thursday, Nov. 13.
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theguardian.com
‘Red cup rebellion’: striking Starbucks baristas urge customers to stay away
In Brooklyn, workers walked off the job in search of fair pay and conditions – and said many customers were in support