We’re fed up with corporate greed – it’s time to boycott Starbucks.

For nearly five years, Starbucks baristas have been fighting for a fair union contract that would cost Starbucks less than one day of sales. They shouldn’t have to fight for what they simply need to survive: fair pay, enough hours to live on, safe staffing, and basic workplace protections.

Meanwhile, Starbucks thinks they’re above the law, racking up more labor law violations than any company in modern U.S. history. Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol makes 1,700 times more than the average barista who is struggling to survive. While the CEO commutes to work in a private jet, many of his employees struggle to afford getting to work and putting food on the table. 

We’re fed up with Starbucks’ unchecked corporate greed. 

Last week, Texas AFL-CIO President Leonard Aguilar joined union baristas in Austin as they encouraged others to boycott Starbucks until workers win a fair union contract. 

Now we're asking our members and supporters to join us in this boycott in solidarity with union baristas.

Boycotting means we won’t serve Starbucks at our office, actions, or other functions, and we’re asking you to stand with union baristas that organized, won elections, and bargained in good faith. 

Can you sign the Boycott Starbucks Pledge today? By signing you're committing to take your coffee dollars elsewhere until Starbucks finalizes a fair union contract and stops unionbusting. Every person who joins the boycott sends a clear message: workers deserve respect, and Starbucks can't keep delaying the fair contract baristas have earned.

Together, Texas AFL-CIO and thousands of allies across the state are standing with Starbucks baristas until they win.