Employees at two more Seattle Starbucks locations hope to unionize, expanding the nationwide union push in the coffee giant's hometown.
Starbucks workers at a drive-thru location on Westlake Avenue and the store at Fifth Avenue and Pike Street said Tuesday they have filed for union elections. They join a store in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, where workers announced plans to unionize last month.
"We will not have any change in our stores that we do not have input in," said Brent Hayes, who works at the Westlake drive-thru. "We will have a seat at the table."
