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40 Minutes for Starbucks Coffee? Customers and Workers Fume Over Fewer Staff

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Understaffing has contributed to skyrocketing wait times, unfinished orders and lost sales, some employees say.

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40 minutes for Starbucks coffee in U.S.? Customers and workers fume over fewer staff

Starbucks baristas say they are confronting an alarming issue: Drink orders are coming in fast, but there are fewer people to prepare them.

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40 Minutes for Starbucks Coffee? Customers and Workers Fume Over Fewer Staff

Understaffing has contributed to skyrocketing wait times, unfinished orders and lost sales, some employees say.

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40 minutes for Starbucks coffee? Customers and workers fume over fewer staff.

Starbucks baristas say they are confronting an alarming issue: Drink orders are coming in fast, but there are fewer people to prepare them.

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The Washington Post broke the news in on Wednesday, May 29, 2024.
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