Starbucks, national labor relations board and Schultz
Former Starbucks CEO violated federal labor law
(CNN) – The National Labor Relations Board said it found the former CEO of Starbucks in violation of a labor law. The board said Howard Schultz made an unlawful, coercive threat when he reprimanded a California barista while he was interim CEO in 2022.
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