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Starbucks | DFAN14A: Definitive additional proxy soliciting materials filed by non-management

SEC announcement ·  Mar 5 10:33
Summary by Moomoo AI
The Strategic Organizing Center (SOC), a shareholder of Starbucks Corporation, has announced the withdrawal of its director nominations following a significant agreement between Starbucks and Workers United. This move comes after Starbucks agreed to a collaborative path forward with Workers United, which includes collective bargaining for represented stores, resolution of litigation, and a fair process for workers to organize. The agreement, reached on March 5, 2024, also entails Starbucks providing May 2022 benefits to employees represented by Workers United, such as credit card tipping. The SOC believes this agreement marks a major shift in Starbucks' labor relations and is optimistic about the company's commitment to these changes. The SOC had previously nominated three individuals to the Starbucks Board, but in light of recent developments, it has decided to withdraw these nominations to allow the company to focus on its new commitments. The SOC plans to continue monitoring Starbucks' board performance and labor relations approach, holding the company accountable for its actions moving forward.
The Strategic Organizing Center (SOC), a shareholder of Starbucks Corporation, has announced the withdrawal of its director nominations following a significant agreement between Starbucks and Workers United. This move comes after Starbucks agreed to a collaborative path forward with Workers United, which includes collective bargaining for represented stores, resolution of litigation, and a fair process for workers to organize. The agreement, reached on March 5, 2024, also entails Starbucks providing May 2022 benefits to employees represented by Workers United, such as credit card tipping. The SOC believes this agreement marks a major shift in Starbucks' labor relations and is optimistic about the company's commitment to these changes. The SOC had previously nominated three individuals to the Starbucks Board, but in light of recent developments, it has decided to withdraw these nominations to allow the company to focus on its new commitments. The SOC plans to continue monitoring Starbucks' board performance and labor relations approach, holding the company accountable for its actions moving forward.
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