Starbucks staff must work in office 4 days a week
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Starbucks stock was downgraded by Jefferies Thursday amid worries over its China business and a lack of improvement amid the uncertain macroeconomic environment.
In Starbucks’ world, the “partner” refers to the company’s employees. It’s the person wearing the green apron, the barista, the shift lead, or the assistant manager. It’s the person who opens the store at 4 a.m. or memorizes someone’s complicated drink order.
Starbucks remains the world’s largest coffee chain, but the Seattle-based company has reported five straight quarters of declining sales at U.S. stores open at least a year, amid growing competition from independent and national coffee retailers, and as consumers cut back on discretionary spending.
Starbucks has raised the bar on in-office work, with the company stating its corporate staff must report to the office at least four days a week starting October. It is among the chain's numerous "Back to Starbucks" turnaround initiatives targeting a return to growth after a year of weakening sales,
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Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol is facing challenges nine months into his tenure, with stagnant shares and investor uncertainty. Despite implementing initiatives to revive the brand, sales continue to decline.