Starbucks workers at two stores in Anaheim are joining fellow employees across the country in organizing a union.
"We are unionizing to take an active role in our partnership. We should not be a corporate resource to produce profit while they cut our hours to reduce their spending," said Sean Lally, a worker at the Downtown Disney store. "We challenge Starbucks to live up to its values and be the company it promises to be."
Both stores sent letters to Howard Schultz, Starbucks Interim CEO, asking that Starbucks respect the right of workers to organize, and refrain from intimidating, threatening, and using other union-busting tactics. The Starbucks in Mesa, Arizona was the first to unionize outside of Buffalo, New York, where organizing efforts first took off.
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