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For more than two years Starbucks has fought fiercely against unionization. Now the company appears willing to come to the bargaining table.
Starbucks and its union made a surprise joint announcement in late February: they had agreed to seek “a constructive path forward” on “the future of organizing and collective bargaining”.
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