Starbucks workers were marching outside a location in Summit, New Jersey on Sunday morning, joining those on strike at 100 Starbucks nationwide.
Workers were marching outside a location in Summit on Sunday morning, joining those atWorkers at a Starbucks in Montclair were participating in a 3-day strike, which was scheduled to end Sunday. "They're practicing retaliation, closing stores. There's a lot of issues. There's short-staffing.
They have to negotiate a contract so folks can get more benefits and better pay," said Yari Alvarez from Workers United Starbucks. by saying,"We respect their right to engage in lawful protest activity - though our focus has been, and continues to be, on uplifting the Starbucks experience for our partners and customers."
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