Judge: Starbucks Illegally Threatened Workers During Union Campaign
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When employees at a company express interest in forming a union, certain rules kick in that limit what a company can communicate to its workforce. One of the rules prohibits making threats against workers that state or indicate employees will face negative consequences from the company in the event they vote in a union. A recent case involving Starbucks highlights this labor law principle.
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