The strike will close on Tuesday at retailers in the Los Angeles, Seattle, and Chicago areas that opened on Friday. On the first day of a five-day attack, video workers are protesting at a Starbucks in Chicago’s Edgewater area. CreditCredit… Jamie Kelter Davis for The New York TimesA coalition representing more than 10, 000 Coffee people said a hit that began Friday may impact more than 300 shops on Tuesday, the planned last day of the five-day protest. The attack began with workers in Los Angeles, Seattle, and Chicago’s roughly 10 to 15 stores, which added to the daily outcry in three more urban areas. By Monday, staff in more than 50 shops in places like Boston, Dallas, Denver, New York and Philadelphia did not report for labor. According to union members, the strike may spread to more places on Tuesday, as well as to more retailers in cities where some baristas are already on strike, potentially stifling company at the bank’s busiest times of the year. On Wednesday, when employees have promised to return to work, finished shops are expected to resume. According to a previous company official and a review of business financial papers, a typical Starbucks shop in the United States generates sales of between$ 4, 000 and$ 8, 000 during a typical business day. The statistics tend to be higher in December. A Starbucks official said on Monday that he was unable to verify the income figure. The coalition, Workers United, represents Starbucks people at more than 500 company-owned businesses across the country, about 5 percentage of the U. S. overall. It claimed that Starbucks called the attack because it had not yet agreed to settle more than 150 unfair-labor-practice disputes, and because it had not yet offered a significant income increase during contract negotiations. The firm offered to ensure baristas a pay raise of at least 1.5 % annually during the most recent negotiations conference, which took position next year. Union baristas would receive the higher pay if the company increased the pay for all financial employees more than that, as it did with a late announced 2 percentage increase for the least skilled workers. The post information is retrievable with difficulty. In your browser’s settings, kindly allow JavaScript. Thank you for your patience while we verify entry. If you are in Audience mode please leave and log into your Times accounts, or listen for all of The Times. Thank you for your patience while we verify exposure. Now a subscription? Register in. Want all of The Times? Subscribe.