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No need to deny it: many of us are counting on coffee to pass every day. For millions of people around the world, there is only one place that can adequately satisfy such dependence on caffeine: Starbucks. But now, even theStarbucks' most loyal customers Can have been taken in a harmful rumor circulating on the popular coffee chain. Many of these customers are now so upset that they even threaten to boycott the business. Read the rest to discover what put Starbucks customers and how the coffee chain strives to set the record straight.

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Starbucks is apparently on theCusp of a major overhaul, partly due to the higher demand for customers and exhausted workers,Wall Street's journal reported. According to the newspaper, cafes who had an average of 1,200 orders per day are now trying to make 1,500 orders per day. At the same time, turnover increases as workers have pressure for better salary, endowment levels and hours. Internal figures show that 1 out of 4 American baristas leaves its job within 90 days now, which represents a significant increase compared to approximately 1 in 10 before.

Katie Young, The senior vice-president of global growth and development of Starbucks, told theWsj The fact that many American locations must be revised because if the increase in customer demand is positive, it also leads to new problems. But they always determine what the new cafes should look like. According to the newspaper, Starbucks has tested how to revise operations to improve the experience for workers and customers for more than a year now.

"It is the complexity of these cold drinks,"Howard Schultz, who has been both president and chief executive officer of Starbucks since 1986, and resumed the acting CEO in 2022, told theWsj. "We are going to solve this problem. We design new stores from zero."

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- Sophie Corcoran (@Sophielouisecc)August 29, 2022

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In the midst of calls for an overhaul of operations, some Starbucks stores have announced that they would no longer accept liquidity soon.

British political commentatorSophie CorcoranTwe a photo On August 29, a connection "we go without cash" in one of the stores in the coffee company. "We will only accept the card, contactless, [and] Starbucks rewards payments," said the panel, indicating that the start date of the initiative without species would be October 1, 2022. "Please ask our team more of details. "

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On August 30, a report ofTelegraph & Argus Newspapers in the United Kingdom have confirmedthat this exact sign was published in at least one location of Starbucks in Bradford, England. But despite no confirmation of signs in other stores, several publications since the viral of social media have involved that thePolicy has entered into force In places across the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada, according to Reuters.

This rumor caused indignation. Corcoran's photo sign has already been based on Twitter several times by other users, with additional comments such as "Please boycott @starbucks" and "It's time to boycott Starbucks! ""

"StarbucksGoing without species starting at October. I will never buy them again. If our money is not good enough, boycott, "a Twitter user wrote on August 30. Another said:"Buy in Starbucks Is the answer. Boycotte this business and all the other companies trying to follow. Paying by card can be practical and seems good, but going without cash is bad in the long term. ""

However, your local Starbucks will probably not stop accepting money in October. A company spokesperson told Reuters that the claims circulating in several countries that all the sites of Starbucks coffee become without cash are false. "Starbucks does not intend to go to our stores in our stores in the United Kingdom, the United States or Canada," said spokesperson for the press.

It is likely that the sign has only an impact on a minority of UK sites, according to Reuters. The official Starbucks Twitter account in the United Kingdom explained that the coffee company operated "Alongside various license holders Trade partners in the United Kingdom, "and these partners can choose to go without cash, such as the store in Bradford. The company said that payment policies will vary from one store to another, but the majority of locations will continue to offer money in money as a payment option. " Starbucks does not intend to go to our stores in our stores in the United Kingdom, "tweeted the company.

Meanwhile, an official Starbucks customer support Twitter account for the United States and Canada confirmed on August 29 that no store in the two countries had set up plans to stop accepting silver. "In the United States and Canada, we made no announcement To go without cash, "the Care Starbucks team responded to a client." Starbucks accepts money. ""