The National Labor Relations Board rejected an argument that Starbucks has been employing in its union-busting campaign, setting a precedent against the use of the tactic in the future.
On Wednesday, the National Labor Relations Board rejected an argument that Starbucks has been employing in its union-busting campaign, setting a precedent against the use of the tactic in the future.
Starbucks has made this argument in attempts to delay or stop elections during every election so far, and the NLRB has rejected it each time.
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