BREAKING: Workers at the Starbucks store that was the center of the “Charlie Kirk cup controversy” were thrown under the bus after Starbucks lied about their cup-writing policies to the press. Now, they’re organizing a union to protect each other and demand better!

BREAKING: Workers at the Starbucks store that was the center of the “Charlie Kirk cup controversy” were thrown under the bus after Starbucks lied about their cup-writing policies to the press. Now, they’re organizing a union to protect each other and demand better!

It would take Starbucks just 1 day of sales to finalize fair union contracts for over 12,000 workers. JUST ONE DAY. Tell Starbucks you stand with union baristas. Sign the No Contract No Coffee pledge! bit.ly/NoContractNoCoffee bsky.app/profile/sbwo...

“union contracts are too expensive, we just don’t have the money 🤡”

"WE are the many. THEY are the few." A powerful scene out of Philly:

Starbucks @sbworkersunited.org Baristas are fighting for worker justice—and a workplace where their CEO doesn’t make 6,666x what the average worker makes. On #NationalCoffeeDay and every day, America’s unions stand with Starbucks Baristas in their fight against corporate greed.

We've just dropped ALL-NEW MERCH!!! 100% of profits go toward union Starbucks workers' strike funds. Support workers fighting for a fair contract and look real good doing it with our new 90's-inspired merch drop! ✊ Unioncoffeegear.com

"WE are the many. THEY are the few." A powerful scene out of Philly:

“Baristas are the most important part of the Starbucks experience, we’ve yet to see any progress in our demands including better staffing, guaranteed hours, improved take-home pay, and on-the-job protections," @sbworkersunited.org has made it clear and plain.

Starbucks @sbworkersunited.org baristas are fighting unprecedented corporate greed—their CEO makes 6,666x what an average worker makes. It’s time that Starbucks gives their workers dignity, respect and their fair share of the profits THEY create. #NationalCoffeeDay

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol is the embodiment of oligarchy & corporate greed. Even with the largest CEO-to-worker pay gap in the S&P 500, he’d rather threaten our livelihoods and make stores worse to “cut costs.” If Starbucks doesn’t finalize union contracts soon, we’re ready to STRIKE.✊

Solidarity with @sbworkersunited.org No contract? No coffee!

Starbucks workers are sending a warning shot that we'll do what it takes to get our union contracts. Baristas and allies in Los Angeles are ready!

“What you’re seeing this week is just the beginning of what workers are prepared to engage in to finalize the contract.”

Today in Los Angeles. Wilshire & Curson.

Workers in Dallas are joined at their rally by allies from major orgs and unions - all committed to not crossing a picket line in the event of a strike. No contract? NO COFFEE 🗣️✊

Just practicing for a just contract today... but if we don't get union contracts soon, we're ready to strike. Workers in Statham, New Hampshire are out in full force today!

We’re ready.

We’re ready.

Starbucks unions are practicing picketing as the company abuses its workers and denies them a fair contract. This is your reminder to not cross a picket line and support workers! NO CONTRACT, NO COFFEE.

We’re bringing this same energy and solidarity to Texas this Saturday. Catch me and my union siblings practice picket with the baristas! ✊🏾🔥

"[Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol] makes 6,666 times as much as the average worker, whose blood, sweat, and tears generates that wealth."

Starbucks is closing stores and cutting 900 jobs in a restructuring move. 1,100 jobs were slashed earlier this year. Reminder that Starbucks’ CEO made 6,666x more than the company's median employee in 2024. This was the widest CEO-to-Worker pay gap in the entire S&P 500.

Whatever it takes.

Starbucks just announced major store closures and layoffs, making it clear things are only going Backwards at Starbucks under Brian Niccol’s leadership. This company is NOT prioritizing baristas. Our union is out in Chicago today to fight back.

Brian Niccol made 6,666 times as much as the median Starbucks employee last year, according to Fortune. That's not a typo. 6,666...which doesn’t include his deal with Starbucks to “commute” from his SoCal home to HQ in a private jet.

Starbucks just announced major store closures and layoffs, making it clear things are only going Backwards at Starbucks under Brian Niccol’s leadership. This company is NOT prioritizing baristas. Our union is out in Chicago today to fight back.

Starbucks @sbworkersunited.org baristas are up against unprecedented corporate CEO greed and inequality. We stand in solidarity with Starbucks baristas across the country as they fight for their fair share of the profits THEY create.

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the starbucks workers united merch is. very good unioncoffeegear.com

We’re fed up with corporate greed. Are you? Union Starbucks workers are fighting back, and it’ll take ALL of us to show companies like these that working people deserve a fair workplace. Support our fight. Sign the No Contract No Coffee pledge! bit.ly/NoContractNoCoffee

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We've just dropped ALL-NEW MERCH!!! 100% of profits go toward union Starbucks workers' strike funds. Support workers fighting for a fair contract and look real good doing it with our new 90's-inspired merch drop! ✊ Unioncoffeegear.com

We’re fed up with corporate greed. Are you? Union Starbucks workers are fighting back, and it’ll take ALL of us to show companies like these that working people deserve a fair workplace. Support our fight. Sign the No Contract No Coffee pledge! bit.ly/NoContractNoCoffee

and if you have to strike, we'll be standing with you!

Earlier this month, Local 110 sheet metal workers participated in a Starbucks Sip-In in Paducah, Kentucky. The unit filed for recognition with @sbworkersunited.org and will have their vote Oct. 2. Solidarity forever!

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I live in Seattle. I drink Starbucks. I won't cross a picket line.

NO WORKERS? NO STARBUCKS 🗣️ NO CONTRACT? NO COFFEE 🗣️

Women’s March is proud to back @sbworkersunited.org baristas’ demands for a fair union contract. And if they’re forced to go on strike, we won’t cross the picket line and we’ll get our coffee elsewhere!

Starbucks is a multi-billion dollar company. Their CEO made 6,666x what the average barista made last year. It’s time for them to get serious, finish negotiating a strong union contract and invest in @sbworkersunited.org baristas who power their profits.

NO WORKERS? NO STARBUCKS 🗣️ NO CONTRACT? NO COFFEE 🗣️

After years of bargaining, 12,000+ unionized baristas still don't have a contract. It's time for Starbucks and its $100M CEO to do the right thing and get a deal done. The Labor Community stands with @sbworkersunited.org and will do what it takes to help them win a fair contract.

BREAKING: Starbucks workers in Seattle are participating in a practice picket outside of the Starbucks Roastery, the company's flagship store. Starbucks is still failing to finalize fair union contracts. Baristas don't want to strike... but if they have to, they're ready. ✊🔥

“Investors should know that if Starbucks continues to stonewall and fight with union baristas, they aren’t afraid to do what it takes to win the fair contract that they’ve earned,” Lynne Fox of @sbworkersunited.org writes. “This includes going on strike if they must.”

Solidarity is a verb! Joining @sbworkersunited.org, demanding a fair contract for workers is the right thing to do. https://bsky.app/profile/sbworkersunited.org/post/3lz7eqvoq6s2q

ICYMI: Check out the letter 45+ major organizations sent to Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol last week. Workers deserve a fair union contract… No Contract, No Coffee!

Starbucks has the money to do the right thing. Support union baristas in our fight for a fair workplace! SIGN THE NO CONTRACT NO COFFEE PLEDGE - starbucksworkersunited.controlshift.app/petitions/no...

Why are baristas organizing with @sbworkersunited.org? No free water No free restroom access Required cup-writing Restrictive dress code None of these policies help baristas better serve their customers.