Court can order them to be open but they can sabotage the business and then close for poor performance.
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Really need fines that dig into the executives pockets and go out to the affected employees or nothing will change.
The stores aren’t reopening yet. There is a correction at the bottom of the article.
Correction: A previous version of this story stated that federal regulators had ordered Starbucks to reopen 23 stores. This has yet to be finalized by a judge. The National Labor Relations Board will sit down with both sides to try and work out a settlement as it seeks to have the company reopen the stores.