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Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia dropped by the Long Beach store"Really proud that our Long Beach Starbucks at Redondo and 7th is about to become the first Starbucks in Southern California with a union," Garcia tweeted."Stopped by today to support the workers as they organize. Congrats and thank you."
According to Starbucks Workers United, more than two-dozen Starbucks stores have already unionized nationwide.wrote in a blog post April 10."However, we must not be distracted by the different vision being put forward by union organizers at some Starbucks stores. And while not all the partners supporting unionization are colluding with outside union forces, the critical point is that I do not believe conflict, division and dissension - which has been a focus of union organizing - benefits Starbucks or our partners.
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