TNC DRIVERS AND RIDERS RALLY AGAINST INADEQUATE COMPANY ACCOUNTABILITY AND PUBLIC SAFETY POLICY
Release Date: January 20th, 2023TNC DRIVERS AND RIDERS RALLY AGAINST INADEQUATE COMPANYACCOUNTABILITY AND PUBLIC SAFETY POLICYBay Area protesters gather to demand responsibility from Lyft and UberSAN FRANCISCO, CA – On January 23rd 2023, drivers and riders from transportation network companies (TNCs) will rally and picket outside of the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) to demand
LCLAA Supports the PRO Act
The PRO Act Means More Power to Union Members and Represents a Crucial Step Toward Leveling the Playing Field for Working Families On February 6, 2020, the House of Representatives passed the Protecting the Right to Organize Act (PRO Act, HR 2474). For workers across our nation, this is one of the most significant pieces
SUPERVISORS CONSIDER RAISING WAGES FOR 25,000 LOW-WAGE WORKERS
On Thursday, April 12, the Board of Supervisor’s Budget and Finance Committee will hold a hearing on Supervisor Jeff Sheehy’s proposed living wage amendments that would significantly raise wages for more than 25,000 workers in San Francisco, including publicly-funded home health care aides, workers at city-funded non-profit agencies, parents in CalWORKs, a program in which
FAITH LEADERS HOLD SYMBOLIC CEREMONY OF WASHING FEET OF LOW-WAGE WORKERS
Leaders from a variety of denominations wash the feet of low-wage workers on the steps of City Hall on Thursday to send a message to the Mayor and Board of Supervisors to raise the wage rate of city-funded home health care aides and non-profit workers, airport workers, and parents working in the CalWORKs program. The
Voter Guide 2018
LIVING WAGE COALITION RELEASES VOTER GUIDE ON CANDIDATES FOR SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR For the June 5, 2018, election, the San Francisco Living Wage Coalition issued a living wage voter guide on mayoral candidates. You can find it here https://livingwage-sf.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Living-Wage-voter-guide-2018.pdf The Coalition mailed a questionnaire to each candidate regarding their positions on issues that impact low-wage
Voter Guide 2016
LIVING WAGE COALITION RELEASES VOTER GUIDE ON CANDIDATES FOR SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF SUPERVISORS For the November 8, 2016, election, the San Francisco Living Wage Coalition issued a living wage voter guide on supervisorial candidates. You can find it here The Coalition mailed a questionnaire to each candidate regarding their positions on issues that impact
Minimum-Wage Janitors Fight For Increase And Justice
Janitors and their labor and community allies are rallying on Wednesday, October 29, at 10 a.m., at 55 Hawthorne Street (between Howard and Folsom, parallel to 2nd and 3rd Streets), in support of Prop J on the November 4 ballot to raise the city minimum wage. Yunuen is raising two teen-agers on the city minimum
Rally To Fix Welfare-to-Work Programs
SAN FRANCISCO LIVING WAGE COALITION 2940-16TH STREET #301 SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94103 PHONE: 415-863-1225 FAX: 863-1927 EMAIL: sflivingwage@riseup.net www.livingwage-sf.org For Immediate Release Contact: Karl Kramer, 415-509-9712 RALLY TO FIX WELFARE-TO-WORK PROGRAMS On Tuesday, July 29, at 12 noon, on the steps of San Francisco City Hall, on the Civic Center side, mothers and fathers in
San Francisco’s lowest wage workers will get some relief on January 1 by seeing their wage keep up with inflation
San Francisco Living Wage Coalition 2940 – 16th Street #301 San Francisco, CA 94103 ph. 415-863-1225 • fax 863-1927 ● email: sflivingwage@riseup.net www.livingwage-sf.org December 30, 2013 For Immediate Release Contacts: David Frias, Campaign Co-director, 415-503-7066 cell Karl Kramer, Campaign Co-director, 415-863-1225 office San Francisco’s Minimum Wage Increases in January San Francisco’s lowest wage
San Francisco’s Minimum Wage Increases in January
San Francisco Living Wage Coalition 2940 – 16th Street #301 San Francisco, CA 94103 ph. 415-863-1225 – fax 863-1927 – email: sflivingwage@riseup.net www.livingwage-sf.org December 14, 2012 For Immediate Release Contacts: Karl Kramer, Campaign Co-director, 415-863-1225 office David Frias, Campaign Co-director, 415-503-7066 cell San Francisco’s Minimum Wage Increases in January San Francisco’s lowest wage workers will