In late November, the Starbucks Workers United union, which represents staff at about 350 of the company’s roughly 10,000 stores in the US, staged a walkout. It wanted to call attention to its cause and to hard-line tactics it says it has faced from the company, which US labour officials have ruled has broken labour laws repeatedly.
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