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Starbucks Return To Work Conflict Of Interest: Employees Told Four Days In Office As CEO Works From Home

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol was promised the ability to work remotely when brought in from Chipotle. Company employees won't have the same luxury in 2026.

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Starbucks orders four-day office return for employees as CEO Brian Niccol keeps remote work perk

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Starbucks Tells Employees to Return to the Office or Take a Buyout: 'Not Everyone Will Agree with This Approach'

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Starbucks tightens in-person work policy, offers buyouts

Starbucks will require its corporate workforce to work in the office four days a week this fall, and is offering buyouts to employees who want to leave the company.

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Ticker: Starbucks takes aim at remote work; Feds set 17% Mexican tomato tariff

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Starbucks to require workers to return to office 4 days a week

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Starbucks CEO sends a stern message to loyal employees

In a news blog on the company's official website posted on July 14, CEO Brian Niccol unveiled the latest phase of his "Back to Starbucks" plan: requiring more people to come back to work in person.

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Starbucks Just Made a Big Announcement About Remote Work. 2 Very Important Words Were Missing

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol’s words will hold a lot more weight if he can show Starbucks employees he’s willing to do what he’s asking them to do.

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Starbucks secret menu is now legit and in the coffee giant's app

Starbucks is making its "secret menu" official — and turning it into a nationwide contest with a cash prize. Why it matters: It's the Seattle-based coffee giant's latest play to win back customers and reverse sliding sales.

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Starbucks staff furious as controversial new office rule leaves many fuming

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol has brought back a pre-pandemic requirement for employees of the coffee-giant, as part of his 'Back to Starbucks' strategy

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Starbucks Rolling Out Divisive New Employee Policy Really Soon

Starbucks is asking its corporate staff to follow a new corporate policy or accept a cash payment to leave the company. It's all part of a massive plan to ‘turn the business around.’