Starbucks workers strike on one of year’s busiest days
The Workers United union chose Starbucks’ annual Red Cup Day to stage the walkout since it’s usually one of the busiest days of the year.
1/10
Swipe or click to see more
VIDEO COURTESY AP
2/10
Swipe or click to see more
ASSOCIATED PRESS
New York Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, center, uses a megaphone to address a coalition of unions and supporters of Starbucks workers, during a rally outside a midtown Manhattan Starbucks coffee store, calling for "fair schedules and wages," Thursday, Nov. 16, in New York.3/10
Swipe or click to see more
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Manny Pastreich, right, president of service workers union SEIU local 32BJ, address a coalition of unions and supporters of Starbucks workers, during a rally outside a midtown Manhattan Starbucks coffee store, calling for "fair schedules and wages," Thursday, Nov. 16, in New York.4/10
Swipe or click to see more
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Protestors among a coalition of unions and Starbucks workers rally outside a midtown Manhattan Starbucks coffee store, calling for a "fair schedules and wages," Thursday, Nov. 16, in New York.5/10
Swipe or click to see more
ASSOCIATED PRESS
A coalition of unions and supporters join Starbucks workers at a rally outside a midtown Manhattan Starbucks coffee store, calling for a "fair schedules and wages," Thursday, Nov. 16, in New York.6/10
Swipe or click to see more
ASSOCIATED PRESS
New York Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, far left, and N.Y. State Senator Jessica Ramos, second from left, join union activist Riley Fell, center, who unsuccessfully tries to deliver a petition at a Starbucks store calling for "fair schedule and wages" for its workers, as protestors gathered outside at a rally, Thursday, Nov. 16, in New York.7/10
Swipe or click to see more
ASSOCIATED PRESS
A coalition of unions and supporters join Starbucks workers at a rally outside a midtown Manhattan Starbucks coffee store calling for a "fair schedules and wages," Thursday, Nov. 16, in New York.8/10
Swipe or click to see more
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Isabel Johnston holds a sign supporting Starbucks workers outside a Starbucks on New York's Upper West Side, Thursday, Nov. 16.9/10
Swipe or click to see more
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Arlene Geiger, left, holds a sign supporting Starbucks workers outside a Starbucks on New York's Upper West Side, Thursday, Nov. 16.10/10
Swipe or click to see more
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Isabel Johnston, left, and John Papandrea carry signs supporting Starbucks workers outside a Starbucks on New York's Upper West Side, Thursday, Nov. 16.
Kalani High School launches new Coast Guard JROTC program
Volcano in Iceland erupts for 10th time in 3 years
Russia hits Ukraine with ICBM
Kekahuna appears in court charged with 2nd degree attempted murder and assault
Hotel guests admire holiday sand sculptures at the Sheraton Waikiki
Powerful storm hits the U.S. Pacific Northwest and western Canada
Funeral of former One Direction singer Liam Payne held near London
Honolulu police officers recognized during promotion ceremony
Trump, Musk watch SpaceX launch Starship
Subscriber Favorites
Decision to fire AD Angelos reaffirmed during regents meeting
Man claims insanity in attack on mother pushing baby stroller
Matt Gaetz drops bid for Trump attorney general amid opposition
Freshman Alejado to start at QB for Hawaii if Schager unable to play
Graphic police report alleges assault by Trump’s defense pick
More Photo Galleries
Kalani High School launches new Coast Guard JROTC program
Volcano in Iceland erupts for 10th time in 3 years
Russia hits Ukraine with ICBM
Kekahuna appears in court charged with 2nd degree attempted murder and assault
Hotel guests admire holiday sand sculptures at the Sheraton Waikiki
