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More than 100 Lawmakers Push Starbucks to Resume Union Negotiations

Lawmakers highlight CEO Brian Niccol's $95 million compensation as union threatens open-ended strike over pay and working conditions at 25 Starbucks locations.

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Starbucks Workers United is threatening a strike in 25 cities starting Thursday, the company's Red Cup Day.

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U.S. lawmakers urge Starbucks CEO to restart union talks | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Twenty-six U.S. senators and 82 House representatives have written to Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol, urging the company to resume talks with its workers union, the lawmakers said today.

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More than 100 lawmakers push Starbucks to resume union negotiations

Starbucks Workers United is threatening a strike in 25 cities starting Thursday, the company's Red Cup Day.

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US lawmakers urge Starbucks CEO to restart union talks

Republicans are not included in both letters penned to the company

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Business Times broke the news in on Monday, November 10, 2025.
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