Starbucks Workers Have Gone On Strke Do To Overwhelming Demands

Starbucks Workers Have Gone On Strke Do To Overwhelming Demands

Starbucks workers are striking due to overwhelming demands and understaffing at many of the stores in New York, USA, on November 16, 2023. They are exerting pressure to improve working conditions, especially during promotions like Red Cup Day, and are seeking contracts that stipulate conditions such as pay, benefits, and staffing levels. (Photo by Victor M. Matos/Thenews2/NurPhoto)

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