Starbucks Coffee Company
Coffee shop · Buffalo ·
Signature roasts, light bites, and WiFi availability
Signature roasts, light bites, and WiFi availability
"The location at 1772 Rainbow Boulevard (at the intersection with Oakey Boulevard) became the first in Las Vegas to win a union election in December of last year. Its victory is part of a wider organizing wave that began in Buffalo in December 2021 and has led workers at more than 100 locations across over 19 states to seek unions; organizers say workers have formed more new unions in a 12-month period than any U.S. company in the past 20 years, even as front-line employees report strong company opposition. The company did not immediately respond to requests for comment." - Janna Karel
"I reported that employees at the Starbucks located at 1772 South Rainbow Boulevard near Oakey Boulevard in Las Vegas voted 11 to 7 to unionize with Starbucks Workers United, with the National Labor Relations Board tallying ballots on December 20; their win made this the first Starbucks in Nevada to unionize with that organization. Workers sent an open letter to president and interim CEO Howard Schultz on November 15 announcing their intent, stating, “We believe that there is no true partnership that has a power imbalance and lacks accountability. That’s why we at Rainbow and Oakey are forming a union — in order to better build this partnership with the company to uphold its mission and values and to hold onto the Third Place. We have decided to unionize due to the fact we have not been treated as partners but, instead, employees with no respect or true voice in the workplace.” Their action is part of a broader wave of organizing at more than 100 Starbucks locations in over 19 states that began in Buffalo last December; baristas say the company strongly opposes these efforts, and Starbucks Workers United says more new unions have been formed among Starbucks workers in a 12-month period than at any U.S. company in the last 20 years." - Janna Karel
"This coffee shop at 1772 Rainbow Boulevard, at the intersection with Oakey Boulevard, became the first in Nevada to file a petition with the National Labor Relations Board to join a national union campaign representing baristas. In an open letter to the company's president and interim CEO, workers said the existing relationship has a power imbalance and lacks accountability, stating they have not been treated as partners and lack respect or a true voice; they said they are organizing to build a better partnership with the company, uphold its mission and values, and hold onto the 'Third Place.' The store’s effort is part of a nationwide wave that began in December in Buffalo and has produced petitions from more than 100 stores across over 19 states; workers report strong opposition from the company, while organizers claim more new unions among the chain's workers formed in the past 12 months than at any U.S. company in the last 20 years. The company did not immediately respond to requests for comment." - Janna Karel
"I noted the Southern Nevada Health District shut down the Starbucks at 1772 S. Rainbow Boulevard on March 16 with an imminent health hazard after inspectors found the location had no hot water; the department had first inspected on March 10 and followed up on cleaning performed at the location but still discovered the lack of hot water. The shop reopened on March 17 with an eight-demerit A grade." - Susan Stapleton
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