Roundtable chair Roy Bahat is trying to build a bridge between worker movements and the corporate leaders whose first instinct is to squash them. Read the full profile by Issie Lapowsky for Fast Company…
Article / 8.31.2023
In the fall of 2021, Jaz Brisack was working as a Starbucks barista in Buffalo, New York, when an email from a total stranger named Roy Bahat popped into Brisack’s inbox. At the time, Brisack was embroiled in a historic, ugly fight to form what would ultimately become the first union in all of Starbucks’ roughly 10,000 company-owned North Americanlocations. Bahat thought he might be able to help.
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