Starbucks Workers United, representing 11,000 baristas across more than 550 Starbucks locations, marked one month of striking on Saturday, seeking to raise wages and benefits for Starbucks staff amid contract negotiations.
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One month of striking: Starbucks baristas still demanding improved contract
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