Three Starbucks stores in the Portland area are joining stores across the country in filing for union elections in one of the biggest labor movements to hit the food service industry in years. If the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) approves elections, workers at the three locations could receive ballots as soon as a month from now—and that may just be the beginning: at least two more Starbucks stores in the Portland area are preparing.
Three Starbucks stores in the Portland area are joining stores across the country in filing for union elections in one of the biggest labor movements to hit the food service industry in years. If the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) approves elections, workers at the three locations could receive ballots as soon as a month from now—and that may just be the beginning: at least two more Starbucks stores in the Portland area are preparing.
Three Starbucks stores in the Portland area are joining stores across the country in filing for union elections in one of the biggest labor movements to hit the food service industry in years. If the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) approves elections, workers at the three locations could receive ballots as soon as a month from now—and that may just be the beginning: at least two more Starbucks stores in the Portland area are preparing.