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A national labor movement sweeping through the coffee chain has arrived in Southern California, with two stores voting to unionize.
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Votes tallied Tuesday at two Starbucks stores in Santa Cruz brought a growing union movement at the coffee giant to California.
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The final result in Bessemer, Ala., was too close to call with contested ballots. A separate union vote count is underway at a facility in New York.
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More than 500 Google workers are backing a colleague who alleges the tech giant retaliated against her by ordering her to move to another continent.
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As Russia cracks down on antiwar protests, those voicing dissent face heightened danger. Social media companies have taken measures to address threats to users in those regions.
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Will gas and food prices continue to rise? How might the conflict in Eastern Europe affect Silicon Valley and Hollywood?
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Prompted by a Times report, city attorneys in L.A., San Francisco and San Diego questioned the ride-share company’s treatment of transgender drivers.
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Short-staffed employers are pressuring workers to stay on the job while feeling sick or with COVID-19. CDC guidance and testing disparities aren’t helping.
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Starbucks workers in Santa Cruz filed a union petition on Friday, joining coffee-chain workers elsewhere in the country trying to organize.
