Starbucks has been ordered to reinstate seven sacked employees after the coffee giant were caught "spying" on workers "hundreds of times", a judge ruled.
The judge ordered Starbucks to reopen a store and stop infringing on workers' rights after finding the company violated labour laws during a unionisation campaign in Buffalo, New York, US.
The decision issued by Administrative Law Judge Michael Rosas, of the National Labour Relations Board, requires Starbucks to post a 13-page notice listing its labour violations and workers' rights in all US stores.
