More than 2,000 Starbucks workers strike over new dress code
Dress codes at some companies can be a controversial topic. In addition, if changes are made that do not accord with the taste or demands of the workforce, this can trigger a problem for the company or even a strike.That's exactly what has happened in some Starbucks stores in the United States. And it was not a small number, as more than 2,000 employees have hung up their aprons and gone on strike at 120 of the brand's stores since Sunday, May 18.Beckham reveals his love for coffee and trophy target for England teamA strike promoted by the Starbucks Workers United union to protest the company's change in the dress code of its workers, specifically the decision taken on Monday, May 12, on what can be worn under the famous green apron. Specifically, workers at the establishment will have to […]
