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Political Frame at Starbucks
Political Frame at Starbucks
Nicole Brennan
OGL 481
Motto
Starbucks motto is a “To inspire and nurture the human spirit – one person, one cup and
one neighborhood at a time.” This is a good support and the main people that make this
motto to work is the shift supervisor and managers. Now the support of Starbucks Shifts
will help the Barista see what they need to have successful team. Starbucks has a mainy
situation with bring social justice within the company. My role would be to show to show
Political Role
The politic role states Starbucks has is a neutral role. “Corporate Contributions:
To the extent legally permitted and deemed appropriate and authorized by the Executive
Vice President of Public Affairs, Starbucks may consider corporate contributions to (a)
candidates running for state or local office; (b) state or local political parties and
committees; (c) entities operating under section 527 of the Internal Revenue Code and
other tax-exempt organizations when such contributions are used for political purposes;
and (d) support issue or ballot measure campaigns and committees. Such contributions
will review such corporate contributions and payments on an annual basis to ensure
2018 Starbucks didn’t ignore it. They met with the people that went through the racism.
“Today announced it will be closing its more than 8,000 company-owned stores in the
United States on the afternoon of May 29 to conduct racial-bias education geared toward
preventing discrimination in our stores. The training will be provided to nearly 175,000
partners (employees) across the country and will become part of the onboarding process
individually done on the computer. These training would be done annoyance so people
feel like they will not get repercussions against them. These training can have problem
that you can see. There are also a empathy class. The reason is to show others why you
should give empathy. In the time of COVID there is a lot of Asian hate. I rang up a
customer who was an older Asian woman and spoke very broken English. She told me
her order and I thought she asked for extra shot. I always repeat the order to make sure it
is sright and she said yes. That extra shot cost more money and after she paid there was
angry. She did not want an extra shot and started yelling so I refunded it. After the
customer left my other partner came up to me and was telling me how that customer does
it all the time. My co-worker told me how that same customer was so rude, and she made
it decaf. I looked at my co-worker and said there is a lot of hate going around with Asian
that customer was probably scared she was getting judge. Next time show her
compassion and she might not be rude. The training would have a political part where
you must be accepting of others. It would have to be a way to respect others point of
views.