Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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pyramidofgrapefruit 8 points 1y ago
r/unionizestarbucks
pyramidofgrapefruit 6 points 1y ago
You'd have to be careful, they're well-known union busters.
Gimmecoffee2020 -5 points 1y ago
No, a majority of Starbucks workers are college aged or younger who just work there until they finish school. They’re not interested in long term gains, it’s just a fun part time job they have.
medusas-garden 4 points 1y ago
I’d say about 30-40% of my co workers are in school. Another maybe 10% this job is a side hustle to them. Everyone else depends on this job to survive. With the benefits that Starbucks has - healthcare, retirement accounts, etc - the company attracts quite a few long term employees. And even if the majority of the staff is college aged, they still deserve to be treated well no matter how long they’re with the company.
MrDragon7656 2 points 1y ago
I actually think you found the anti union Starbucks employee :P
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