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4-unit Boston coffee chain agrees to be unionized

Darwin's said it will voluntarily accept collective bargaining by its employees if a majority favor union representation.

Workforce

How Cracker Barrel plans to shake the staffing slump

Labor challenges contributed to a difficult summer at the chain, but it has a few reasons to feel optimistic.

The new rules will be aimed at protecting back of house workers when temperatures soar to extreme heights.

In social media posts and restaurants’ own signs, a lack of workers is leading to shorter hours and fewer service lines.

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The attorneys general of the participating states said in a blunt letter to the president that they would pursue every possible legal action to kill the plan.

Labor experts believe the effort to organize the chain's employees in Buffalo is an example of a new type of activism that could spread to other operations large and small.

A suit alleging the credit is discriminatory and a major cause of sexual harassment was dismissed in part because the union group was pursuing an ideological objective.

The coffee giant wants all 450 employees in its Buffalo, N.Y., market to have a say on whether they'll be represented by the Service Employees International Union. A yea vote would mark a milestone in organizing chain restaurants.

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