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Caesar's Bay Starbucks store becomes first in Brooklyn to unionize

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Employees at a Starbucks in Mililani voted 8-7 Monday against joining the roughly 50 locations nationwide that have unionized. Co-organizer Alicia McKinley: "I want the people that are going to be there after me to have a livable wage" Seattle-based Starbucks has said they respect the rights of its employees to organize.

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Effort to unionize first Starbucks store in Hawaii fails

Starbucks workers in a Honolulu suburb have narrowly rejected an effort to be the first of the coffee shop chain’s Hawaii locations to unionize. Hawaii Public Radio reports employees at store in Mililani voted 8 to 7 Monday. About 50…

2 years ago·United States

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Star Advertiser

Effort to unionize first Starbucks store in Hawaii fails

Starbucks workers in Mililani narrowly rejected an effort to be the first of the coffee shop chain’s Hawaii locations to unionize.

2 years ago·Honolulu, United States

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NY1

Caesar's Bay Starbucks store becomes first in Brooklyn to unionize

Workers voted 17-0 in favor of unionizing.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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West Hawaii Today

Effort to unionize first Starbucks store on Oahu fails - West Hawaii Today

HONOLULU — Starbucks workers in a Honolulu suburb narrowly rejected an effort to be the first of the coffee shop chain’s Hawaii locations to unionize.

2 years ago

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Tallahassee Starbucks becomes 1st unionized store in Florida

The Starbucks located on North Monroe Street at John Knox Road is now the first unionized store in Florida.

2 years ago·Tallahassee, United States

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The Garden Island

Effort to unionize first Starbucks store in Hawaii fails

HONOLULU — Starbucks workers in a Honolulu suburb narrowly rejected an effort to be the first of the coffee shop chain’s Hawaii locations to unionize. Employees at a Starbucks in Mililani voted 8-7 Monday against joining the roughly 50 locations nationwide that have unionized, Hawaii Public Radio reported Tuesday. The unionization effort began in January when the Mililani Town Center store was expected to close for about a week but was ultimatel…

2 years ago

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