A Starbucks store in Capitol Hill on Tuesday voted unanimously to unionize, becoming the first Seattle store do so. FOX13
They are the first Starbucks-owned stores in the U.S. to be represented by a union since the 1980s when the United Food and Commercial Workers union represented workers at six stores in the Seattle area for several years.
Employees who favor unionizing say they want more input, through collective bargaining, on pay, working conditions and store operations.
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