Workers at a Greeley Starbucks seek to unionize
GREELEY – Workers at a Starbucks coffee shop in Greeley petitioned the National Labor Relations Board today for a union-representation election.
According to the Chicago and Midwest Regional Joint Board of Workers United, a majority of workers at the store at 2604 11th Ave. signed union authorization cards. The filing marks the first time that Starbucks workers in Greeley had asked the NLRB for a union vote.
In April, employees at a location on Rock Creek Circle in Superior became the first Starbucks workers in Colorado to unionize, voting 12-2 — with one ballot voided — in favor of joining Starbucks Workers…
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