PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Thousands of Starbucks workers across the nation, including in Philadelphia, walked out of their jobs Thursday to protest better working conditions, including higher wages.

Starbucks - which has long prided itself on its reputation as a progressive, worker-friendly employer - has said it respects workers' right to protest. In recent months the company has raised pay ...

As climate change intensifies, restaurant staff face uncontrollable and even unsafe conditions with no heat protections.

Almost a year ago, Nashville Starbucks workers joined as thousands went on a one-day strike. Protests were held at Starbucks locations on West End Avenue and Highway 70 South. “Yesterday’s ...

The Airline & Beene workers will join a growing nationwide movement of more than 11,000 baristas who have voted to form their ...

The union representing Starbucks staff says that workers at more than 150 stores will be striking, partly in protest of the company's apparent treatment of Pride displays. Starbucks Workers United ...

In an open letter, Starbucks’ Chairman and CEO Brian Niccol wrote: “I deeply respect the right of partners to choose to be ...

Starbucks' new CEO, who fought against the Chipotle union, vows to 'constructively' negotiate with Workers United.

Downtown Kingston was flooded with protesters on Oct. 5 as a march for Palestine took over Princess St.Solidarity for ...

The protests in East Rutherford have become ... saw an explosion in news headlines surrounding labor unions. Workers at Starbucks, Amazon, CVS, Lyndhurst’s Medieval Times and the Short Hills ...