'Starbucks and Howard Schultz believe they are above the law. They believe they can do whatever they want and get away with it,' said SBWorkersUnited. 'This is unacceptable and will not stand.'
"Starbucks and Howard Schultz believe they are above the law. They believe they can do whatever they want and get away with it," said Starbucks Workers United."This is unacceptable and will not stand."Starbucks announced late Monday that it will soon shutter yet another unionized location—this time the Seattle shop that was the first to unionize in the coffee giant's home city.
"Starbucks and [billionaire CEO] Howard Schultz believe they are above the law. They believe they can do whatever they want and get away with it," Starbucks Workers United"They can fire us, shut down our stores, send whatever messages they want to us, but WE'RE NOT GOING ANYWHERE."
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