A congressional committee issued a subpoena to the National Labor Relations Board, alleging that employees of the labor body mishandled union elections at Starbucks cafes in ways that favored unionizing workers
Committee seeks documents from NLRB related to Starbucks union elections
Starbucks workers planned to walk out of cafes across the U.S. in mid-November, pushing for higher pay and improved staffing levels. It was the largest coordinated national action taken by the union, according to Starbucks Workers United.
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