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From free coffee to competitive pay, Starbucks is proud to offer a comprehensive compensation and benefits package to our eligible part-time and full-time partners.
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True to Our Mission & Values, working together we can inspire and nurture the human spirit - one person, one cup and one neighborhood at a time. Benefits include 100% tuition coverage through our Starbucks College Achievement Plan, health coverage with a variety of plans to choose from, and stock & savings programs like our equity reward program, Bean Stock.
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What's more, Starbucks offers flexible scheduling and opportunities for paid time off. As a Starbucks barista , you'll create the Starbucks Experience for our customers through excellent service and expertly-crafted products.
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Starbucks is a place of warmth and belonging, where everyone is welcome, and we value the unique experiences that each partner brings to our team! We believe in working together to make a difference and in celebrating our shared success, which is why we call ourselves Starbucks "partners.
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