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HARRISBURG – Litigation from a temporary employee who took a Wisconsin staffing agency’s assignment to a Starbucks roasting plant in York, which alleged she faced a racially hostile work environment and termination, has been closed and potentially settled.
Laurica Haynes of Dauphin County first filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania on Oct. 9 versus Starbucks Corp. (doing business as “Starbucks Coffee Company”) of Seattle, Wash. and Manpower US, Inc. of Milwaukee, Wis.
Haynes was placed for employment in defendant Starbucks’ roasting plant in York by its co-defendant, Manpower US, a temp/staffing/employment agency.
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