Starbucks when they realize people are supporting union baristas and not buying gift cards this year.

I just interviewed for a job I really really really want, please send me all the love and good vibes if possible 💛🤞🏼🎉

THIS IS FREAKING INCREDIBLE!!

So excited to vote for my future CONGRESSWOMAN 🎉💙

THAT’S MY PRESIDENT Michelle Eisen

The CEO of Starbucks is literally firing baristas who organize unions and illegally stalling union negotiations. We need to give the NLRB the resources they need to hold billionaire CEO’s accountable and protect people's right to organize and collectively bargain!

After Carmia’s strike over the weekend, this is the store we were met with. The borrowed partners, many of them managers & DMs, trashed our store, made many health code violations, and broke multiple Starbucks policies. Beans aren't refilled, cleaning supplies are lefts on

The Santa in A Year Without A Santa Claus needs a union so bad

"At the moment, it seems like the labor movement at Starbucks and other companies in the U.S. will continue to grow. More and more people join labor unions each month and pro-union sentiment is at the highest it’s been in years." forbes.com/sites/qai/2022…

Today, Starbucks fired Bek, a core, founding member of our OC, only a day before Christmas Eve. This is pure evil from the company.

Union Buster of the Year: Howard Schultz The rapid unionization of Starbucks stores across the country has been the brightest spot for labor this year -- notwithstanding Schultz's ferocious, often illegal union-busting tactics newrepublic.com/article/169702…

A huge shout out to my SBWU secret Santa @UnionEvanS my organizer friends know me so well 💚❤️🥹

Leaving this by the tree tonight

Definitely kinda lit rn

Remember! 🎄if your raise for this year was less than 7.1% ❄️ it didn’t keep up with inflation ☃️ and you effectively got a pay cut 🏂

It was a long process, but I finally got the call and… I GOT THE JOB!!!!! Thank you to everyone who sent me well wishes and good mojo, your magic paid off 💜✨

the easter proclamation of 1916, with its 7 signatures, is a great example of the fact that even an organizing committee that is "too small" can still be terrifying to a company or an empire. the working class is risen, hallelujah :)