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NLRB Defends Decision Against Starbucks Over Union Pins

By Emily Brill · November 16, 2023, 3:54 PM EST

The National Labor Relations Board correctly found Starbucks violated federal labor law by banning a Seattle barista from handing out pro-union pins on company property during work, board attorneys have argued,...

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Documents

Brief

Case Information

Case Title

Starbucks Corporation v. NLRB

Case Number

23-1171

Court

Appellate - DC Circuit

Nature of Suit

Petition for Review

Date Filed

June 30, 2023

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