A barista at Starbucks in the Orlando International Airport alleges he was fired shortly after he emerged as one of the leading organizers to unionize his co-workers with labor union Unite Here. This comes on the heels of a recently released Unite Here report that found pay for black Starbucks workers was $1.85 less than white Starbucks workers and that none of the HMS Host-operated Starbucks participated in racial bias training.

A former Amazon manager says she was fired after she complained to higher-ups that her supervisor told her to scan the social media accounts of prospective hires to determine their race and gender.

Instacart disagrees with the ruling, and plans to file an appeal, the company said in a statement Tuesday.

CEO Matthew McCarthy told Business Insider that executives often make the mistake of forcing a social purpose onto their company, saying employees and customers will see through a lack of authenticity.