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Starbucks workers authorize a Nov. 13 strike over wages, scheduling, and union-busting claims, unless a new contract is reached.
Starbucks union workers plan a strike starting November 13, 2025, at company-operated stores unless a contract is reached, with at least 25 cities expected to be affected.
The walkout, timed to coincide with Red Cup Day, follows a 92% vote in favor of an unfair labor practice strike.
The union, representing about 9,500 workers across 550 stores, seeks higher wages, better scheduling, and resolution of alleged union-busting actions.
Negotiations have stalled since former CEO Laxman Narasimhan’s departure, with CEO Brian Niccol facing criticism for slowing progress.
Starbucks disputes union claims, calling proposed pay increases unrealistic and maintaining it offers one of the best retail pay packages, averaging over $30 per hour.
The company says most company-owned and licensed locations would remain open.
The strike announcement caused Starbucks stock to rise nearly 4%.
Los trabajadores de Starbucks autorizan una huelga el 13 de noviembre por salarios, horarios, y demandas contra los sindicatos, a menos que se alcance un nuevo contrato.