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The Supreme Court supports Starbucks in their opposition to the unionizing efforts of the "Memphis 7".

The Supreme Court supported Starbucks on Thursday in a dispute concerning the dismissal of seven employees who tried to create a union at one of their outlets in Memphis.

Members of the Starbucks Workers Union and other labor organization picket and hold a rally outside...
Members of the Starbucks Workers Union and other labor organization picket and hold a rally outside a company owned Starbucks store, during the coffee chain's Red Cup Day event in New York City, U.S., November 16, 2023.

The Supreme Court supports Starbucks in their opposition to the unionizing efforts of the "Memphis 7".

The choice may lead to obstacles for the National Labor Relations Board to temporarily impede alleged unjust work practices, including discharging staff associated with union campaigns. The NLRB is a federal organization entrusted with safeguarding employee rights.

(Please note: This news article is still developing and will be updated.)

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The National Labor Relations Board might face challenges in hindering Starbucks' controversial actions, given the Supreme Court's backing of their anti-unionizing stance. The NLRB's role in preventing unjust work practices and safeguarding employee rights remains vital, even in this context.

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