Starbucks also reached out to employees who hold visas from countries impacted by President Donald Trump's order banning immigration from seven “Muslim-majority nations,” the article reads. CEO Howard Schultz has spoken out against the administration’s immigration policy and the company has pledged to bring on 10,000 refugee employees within the next five years.
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Starbucks Partners with E&Y to Help Navigate Exec Immigration Policy
Coffee seller Starbucks sent a letter to its employees informing them the chain is partnering with Ernest & Young to provide free legal advice to assist with “immigration issues” and to get information in “these uncertain times.” So reports Fortune.
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