A Mystery Move: Why Did Starbucks Request To Reopen Negotiations With Workers United?
Over the past week, an unexpected development occurred: Starbucks requested to reopen negotiations with Workers United, starting in January 2024
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Category: Service Industry
‘Our White Whale’: A Fledgling Union Ramps Up Efforts Against Its Largest Target
USSW members have recently walked out and rallied for a $25 per hour wage for all Waffle House workers, from cooks to servers.
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The Weekly Workfront: Trendspotting Labor Relations
Let’s dive into what’s cooking in the union world. It’s been a whirlwind of labor relations activity, and 2024 is shaping up to be no different, with predictions of increased organizing on the horizon.
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The Friday Workfront: Developing Labor Trends
As more traditional labor unions like the Teamsters and the UAW have been dominating headlines in 2023, the once trendy labor organizations known as worker centers have taken a bit of a back seat, but that may be changing.
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Union’s First Contracts: More Twists Than A Season Of ‘Stranger Things’
So, here’s the tea: securing a first-time CBA is tougher than finding a polite comment on Twitter. And thanks to the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), employers aren’t legally bound to agree to a contract. It’s like being in a ‘Hunger Games’ scenario – may the odds ever be in your favor, but don’t bet your bottom dollar on it.
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