Washington (AFP) – A union representing Starbucks employees on Tuesday accused the coffee chain of firing workers attempting to organize in the US state of Tennessee. Starbucks Workers United said seven workers comprising “almost the entire union organizing committee” at a store in Memphis were fired weeks after two Starbucks stores in New York became the first to formally organize. “I was fired by Starbucks today for ‘policies’ that I’ve never heard of before and that I’ve never been written-up about before,” Nikki Taylor, who worked as a shift supervisor, said in a statement released by the …