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A Starbucks in Chicago s Hyde Park neighborhood may look no different from any of the 15,000 other Starbucks stores in the U.S.. Still, as a new union location, it s part of a growing organizing movement.The movement is growing so fast that it s prompting Starbucks to engage in what critics call an unprecedented union-busting campaign.Jasper Booth-Hodges lives five minutes from the union store in Hyde Park where he used to work. I have worked 40 hours a week for over two years at this company, Booth-Hodges said. I am one of the main openers. The former barista said he loved his job, for the most part. I had such good rapport with so many customers, he said.Then last month, Booth-Hodges said he was fired in retaliation for leading the union push. The fact that I was a really active part of the union organizing committee meant that they were going to find anything th
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