Across multiple industries, interest in the labor movement is gaining traction among the economy's newest and youngest workers.
New York, NY Even among the generally youthful demographic of Starbucks workers unionizing in Buffalo, New York, 17-year-old Maya Panos is younger than most.
In her short stint as a member of the labor market, the high school senior says she lost economic stability — Panos was laid off from her first job as a hostess due to the pandemic. "It was just a really terrible time," Panos said."The structure of my life was falling apart in front of my eyes and I couldn't do anything about it." 17-year-old Maya Panos is joining the unionizing effort at a Starbucks in Buffalo, N.Y.
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