Another Starbucks in Texas has voted unanimously to unionize, making it the fourth Starbucks in the Lone Star State to do so, and the second one in San Antonio.
Congressional District and former Austin City Council member Greg Casar. The former labor organizer wrote a letter to the chairwoman and interim CEO of Starbucks earlier in March to support the Starbucks employees unionizing for better wages and benefits.
In response to Tuesday’s vote to unionize, Casar said he is proud that “solidarity is brewing,” and worker power is growing in the state of Texas.
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