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: Leadership
A Hard Habit To Break: When Unions Won’t Take “No” For An Answer
Buyer’s remorse from union members can occur for a variety of reasons, including worker frustration over broken promises or a lagging collective bargaining phase with no contract in sight.
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‘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 Double-Edged Sword Of Technology: Unions Working Against The Same Tools That They Embrace
Earlier this week, we discussed how unions are embracing new technology to organize and grow their membership. Another side exists with that coin: how tech, specifically AI and automation, emboldens unions to call strikes over related job security concerns.
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Beyond The Break Room: The Union Tech Advantage
Employers have plenty to juggle these days when it comes to labor issues, with the NLRB throwing curveballs at a breakneck pace. Attempting to keep up with the dizzying pace of technological advances is a whole other subject
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