Starbucks Workers United Archives

The complaint brings together a slew of charges the union Workers United filed against Starbucks from November 2021 through April 2022.

Baristas shut down stores to protest the company’s anti-union stance in the Pacific Northwest and nationally.

Starbucks’ boss says only nonunion stores will get raises. Lawmakers called him out for his attempts to dissuade unionizing.

Eleven Starbucks in Oregon and 71 across the country have unionized, and the number is increasing by the day.

Workers at four Starbucks stores in Eugene voted to unionize on April 28, joining Oregon’s first union Starbucks that voted two weeks prior.

For a class assignment, three Portland high school students formed a “workers’ rights board” and explored anti-union activity at Starbucks.

Workers at a Eugene Starbucks voted 17-0 to unionize. In the next month, ballots will be counted at a dozen more Oregon stores.

Nearly 170 Starbucks locations nationwide have requested union representation elections so far, including 16 in Oregon.

Union campaigns at Starbucks have been exploding in recent weeks. Workers at over 130 locations in 29 states have requested union elections.

Nine Starbucks locations have now filed for union representation in Oregon, including six in Eugene alone.