"Union baristas know their value, and they're not going to accept a proposal that doesn't treat them as true partners," said Lynne Fox, president of Workers United, emphasizing the workers' determination to secure fair contracts.
Starbucks said it already offers pay and benefits - including free college tuition and paid family leave - worth $30 per hour for baristas who work at least 20 hours per week.
Starbucks claimed that Workers United prematurely ended a bargaining session this week, stating, 'We are ready to continue negotiations to reach agreements. We need the union to return to the table.'
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