The coffee giant illegally fired an Ann Arbor worker after she became the leading union organizer
A federal judge issued an order banning Starbucks from firing workers who engage in union activity in a case stemming from a barista who was unlawfully terminated at an Ann Arbor store.
“The District Court’s ruling confirms that Starbucks continues to violate the law in egregious ways, thus requiring a nationwide cease and desist order,” Jennifer Abruzzo, general counsel for the National Labor Relations Board, said in a statement this week.
Whitbeck was fired in April after becoming the leading union organizer at the store at Main and Liberty.
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