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Florida sues Starbucks over alleged race-based hiring and pay practices, which the company denies.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has sued Starbucks, alleging the company engaged in race-based hiring and pay practices over five years, favoring certain racial groups and disadvantaging white, Asian, and multiracial employees.
The state claims Starbucks used diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives to justify these policies, violating Florida civil rights laws.
The lawsuit follows the dismissal of a prior complaint, with the attorney general’s office now pursuing action in court.
Starbucks denies the allegations, saying the state failed to identify harmed individuals or provide evidence of discrimination, calling the claims speculative.
The case seeks accountability for alleged illegal race-based employment practices.
Florida demanda a Starbucks por presuntas prácticas de contratación y pago basadas en la raza, que la compañía niega.