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4:36Now PlayingStarbucks is using another union-busting technique that would give employees new financial savings and aide with student loan repayment tools, so long as the employee is not in a union Starbucks. John Iadarola and Dan Evans break it down on The Damage Report.
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'Disgusting'Starbucks to Help Its Workers With Student DebtUnless They're in a Union
"Starbucks was yet again blasted as a union-buster on Monday after announcing new financial savings and student loan repayment tools—but only for U.S. workers who haven't unionized.
"Union-busting is disgusting," declared Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher, leader of the California Labor Federation, AFL-CIO.
Former Ohio state Sen. Nina Turner asserted that there is "no reason to not extend this to union members, too."
As employees of various major corporations have revived the U.S. labor movement this year, workers at more than 200 Starbucks locations have voted to form unions. Starbucks Workers United, labor leaders, progressive lawmakers, and the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) have accused the company of violating federal law to quash organizing."
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