Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Does Starbucks require a minimum number of hours worked per week/month to be eligible for health care benefits? (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by Stinkfingr75
Or is any employee eligible regardless of number of hours worked per week/month?
lpablito 35 points 1y ago
20
hellopie7 4 points 1y ago
I thought they lowered the minimum to 17 hours per week?
lpablito 8 points 1y ago
I also talked to an ASU REP yesterday and she told me 20 is the minimum for Starbucks to pay for your education.
hellopie7 3 points 1y ago
They could have outdated info since they don't work for Starbucks directly like we do. Plus I remember my old store manager telling me it's 17 now instead of 25 or something like that.
imeanitpeanut 2 points 1y ago
If they did, it was probably just for part of last year when they wanted us to think they care about us.
Stinkfingr75 [OP] 4 points 1y ago
20 per what? Week?
bedroom_hymns_ 9 points 1y ago
Yes per week
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C0ffeeCoffeeC0ffee 17 points 1y ago
You have to work a certain number of hours in I believe the previous 3 months (it took me 5 months of working to get benefits because they didn't count the first month and then the audit takes a month). I don't remember exactly what that number is but it comes out to about 20 hours per week. So you don't have to work 20 hours every week it just has to average out to that over those three months. Then they repeat that audit every three months.
Stinkfingr75 [OP] 4 points 1y ago
Thank you.
horriblyIndecisive 4 points 1y ago
I think the current number is something more like 16 (i did the math) after reading an update regarding eligibility and the necessary hours. Its on the partner hub but definitely aim for at least an average of 20!
Edited to add: forgot to add that this is relevant because they lowered the number of hours necessary for eligibility during the audit cycle due to the pandemic. Havent read/heard anything about it the hours back up
Edited to add: forgot to add that this is relevant because they lowered the number of hours necessary for eligibility during the audit cycle due to the pandemic. Havent read/heard anything about it the hours back up
femalehomosapien18 1 points 1y ago
I think they changed it to 15 still. It was in a weekly update! Find it on the partner hub
Adviceismymiddlename 1 points 1y ago
Can anyone confirm this?
FearlessSentence9667 1 points 1y ago
20 average/week
Visual_Rutabaga_3715 1 points 1y ago
20 hrs
Ajskdjurj 1 points 1y ago
It use to be 20. I’m not sure if they changed it.
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