That’s where boycotts ideally should come in :shrug-outta-hecks: or lawyer shit (moderately low chance of success). Still something good happening is good. The cloud can cover the sun, you can still enjoy sunshine until it does.
Starbucks did it. It’s very much on the table. But if they got this far they likely have a strike fund and will continue organizing and collaborating with other stores
Yep. These large retail / food service places will play hardball and do exactly that.
The key will be to unionize fast enough that you can do strikes in solidarity across entire regions. Close down 50% of their stores in three states to get the first contract.
Knew someone that worked at Trader Joe's during the holiday season like 20 years ago that mentioned he was constantly guilt tripped into not taking breaks, told he wasn't a team player or some shit.
:duck-dance: :penguin-dance: :dancing-roach: :party-cat: :cat-vibing::crab-party: :hexcrab-party:
I love the fact that this kind of unionization is starting to become more and more common.
