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Weak labor laws allow the coffee giant to avoid contract talks.

The NLRB has brought 100 cases against the coffee chain over anti-union activities – but it cannot punish the company

SEATTLE — The cheers were far more plentiful than the boos during All-Star Week, but the latter may have been louder.

CEOs and managers are increasingly out of touch with their workers, and employee surveys may be doing more harm than good.

Petitions to organize workers surged more than 50% in the last fiscal year. Amazon and Starbucks are just two of many targets. Unions show no sign of retreat.

Progressive Sen. Bernie Sanders launched an investigation into charges of unsafe working conditions at Amazon.com Inc. warehouses across the US, raising the possibility of high-profile hearings on complaints over the retailer’s treatment of employees.

Senator seeks information about ‘systematically underreported’ injury rates and turnover at US’s second-largest employer

Starbucks are the first chain to try olive oil coffee - this new take on bulletproof coffee claims lots of health benefits, but it’s not for everyone

The number of founder-CEOs at Fortune 500 companies has dropped since last year.

Amazon.com Inc. repeatedly violated federal labor law by unilaterally changing policies and terminating union supporters at its sole unionized warehouse, US labor board prosecutors alleged in a complaint, which also accuses Chief Executive Officer Andy Jassy of personally making illegal anti-union comments.

A £118MILLION superyacht owned by the former CEO of a major coffee chain has arrived at James Watt Dock in Greenock.