Starbucks has agreed to a significant settlement of approximately $38.9 million to resolve claims of labor law violations in New York City. This settlement, hailed as the largest worker protection resolution in the city’s history, stems from allegations that the company failed to adhere to laws guaranteeing fair working conditions and proper scheduling for employees. The agreement will benefit over 15,000 NYC workers, as city officials, including Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and Senator Bernie Sanders, express support for the striking Starbucks workers. The terms of the settlement include back pay for affected employees, addressing long-standing concerns regarding working conditions and labor rights violations.