so, because i what in fear of losing my job, i stuck around to work at this workplace for over a year and it was by chance that i had learned that san francisco had the office of labor center enforcement and it was through the chinese progressive association, through their help i was connected up with compliance officer robin ho and they helped me work with my employer

to come to a settlement. so, through, you know, working

with robin at olrc we were able to come to a settlement, but it was not before i found out through the newspaper that actually the restaurant had got their health license suspended by dph so i would just say i was lucky enough to be able to get all of my back wages back and thanks to the work of olrc and i would just say that i encourage the board of supervisors to continue to support the collaboration between the different city departments to continue to enforce labor laws so all workers can have their just compensation. thank you. >> thank you to mr. [speaker not understood] for your courage on that. and thanks to cpa and also robin ho [speaker not understood] to make sure that is a great example. i believe [speaker not understood] luis is here and terry from the fcc as well. regards to everybody. my name is [speaker not understood], a victim of wage theft, a member of filipino

community center and [speaker not understood]. it is a positive aspect of collaboration between workers, the community-based organization, the lawyers and [speaker not understood]. it is for us workers. language is a barrier, is a significant barrier. we have difficulty in fully explaining exploitation and abuse they face in the workplace from their employers because of limited english proficiency and the nature of the situation they have to describe. workers must [speaker not understood] community organizations such as the filipino community center because of the competency and language [speaker not understood]. the fcc also help workers file the wage theft cases -- >> sorry, ma'am, please speak into the microphone. and provides education and advocacy about workers rights.

the filipino community center also helps facilitate communication with the office of the labor standard enforcement and the lawyers. worker consistently provide a base to the community base organization like the fcc to support their wage theft cases. workplace includes employers intent to sell their business and leave the country with caseses [speaker not understood] and mobile abuse [speaker not understood]. the collaboration between workers, the fcc, [speaker not understood] and lawyers assure a consistent and [speaker not understood] communication. workers rights education is important for workers to receive wider cases will be in review. it empowers worker to advocate for themselves and to help prevent wage theft by helping

the fcc conduct their rights. [speaker not understood] rights works within the community. this clinic highlights the need to stop abusive employers and exploitation of workers. >> ma'am, please continue. please continue. as a victim of exploitation and as a member of communities, it is the duty of workers to make efforts [speaker not understood] employers who constantly exploit immigrant workers. finally, collaboration between workers, the community-based groups and [speaker not understood] se is a [speaker not understood] help to obtain [speaker not understood]. thank you so much. >> could you explain what immigrant e is as well, or the projects within the ftc? ~ immigrant e is an organization as well. they help a lot of people,

especially like in my case ~. we've been a victim of my, you know, of [speaker not understood] issue that happened a long time. also because i work in a facility [speaker not understood] and we don't know where to go because of the [speaker not understood]. so, [speaker not understood]. and of course the filipino community center. we become more [speaker not understood] -- we have the courage to express, you know, what's going on with our -- in our workplace. and, so, they introduce us like the olrc to give us more help and, you know, for -- it is easier, it became easier for us

to win this legal battle because of this legal advocates like the olse, like the -- how do you call that? employment [speaker not understood] and of course the filipino community center. >> thank you for being such a great leader and mr. wu as well from cpa. i think it is a perfect example of worker empowerment from worker centers and model of city departments working with you. thank you for the example. thank you so much. >> i know there may be other workers that are here as well, but i'd just like to open up for public comment. go ahead, mr. [speaker not understood]. my name is [speaker not understood]. thank you, supervisors. i'm from the scc. over the years like the city we've been able to recover over a million dollars in wages putting it back into the pockets of caregivers, like the filipino worker who work platt places like university mound. a lot of places across the west side and both of your districts, supervisors. there are so many care homes there.

we're proud to be part of the outreach collaborative that donna mentioned earlier, with other organizationses representing chinese, filipino, latino, care givers, domestic worker, day laborers, hotel workers, mostly immigrant who are suffering from wage theft ~. we're also a proud member of the progressive workers alliance that's been pushing forward policies like a higher minimum wage, like stronger enforcement policies for olrc and the resources that can be there for the city to ensure worker are getting their basic rights. we are proud to join and thank you, supervisor mar, and supervisor campos as well, for your leadership on creating this task force which i was fortunate to sit on with other business reps, nonprofit and private attorneys, all of the city departments and organized labor to tackle this widespread issue of wage theft. and it means literally that some community residents and workers aren't able to live in the city any more. there is one case of the olrc, a hotel company that couldn't pay his worker or refused to pay and we couldn't collect an that, had to leave the city when his wife was stricken with

cancer. this is the reality. we support all of the recommendations in of the report and particularly wanted to highlight a few. definitely the stronger enforcement and the resources needing to be there for the city, that this task force needs to be a permanent task force that meets at least quarterly to tackle these issues across the city. that permitting be tied to wage theft violators and not be giving permits or tax incentives or contracts with the city. that stronger enforcement measures and new ideas like a streamlined hearing process are also in place, new strategies like a wage lien being discussed potentially in the city to go after employers. sun zth garden was a case of an employer who sold their property and never paid their workers. but it was literally the task force in the prick of last year where i was able to call lowell turner at the city attorney's office, to make sure we were going to do this ~ before the owners fled the country. that is an example of what we can do what we have this collaborative effort and move it forward.

we encourage your support for that going forward, all of the recommendations and continued collaboration with all of the community groups. >> thank you, mr. valen. if there is anyone else that would like to speak, please come forward. so, seeing none, let's close public comment. [gavel] >> and i wanted to thank everyone for coming out. i think the task force recommendations are, are really great ones and all the hard work for many individuals from city departments to attorneys, but also especially the worker center organizations as well. i wanted to say that supervisor campos's office and my office will be looking carefully at these as we move forward not only with the minimum wage raise on the ballot, but also other issues of the recommendations from staffing levels to improving the process so that worker have a real voice and it's a level playing field as they move forward with wage theft claims. and i'm wondering if supervisor yee wanted to make any closing comments. >> no. i mean, again, i think the

public already had given recognition of starting this task force is an important task force and the recommendations are very solid. i'm just wondering whether or not you would like to continue this item to the call of the chair. >> so, yes. i would like us to continue this item to the call of the chair. and before we close, i wanted to thank carolyn goose enfrom supervisor campos's office and hillary ronan for their incredible work, and especially the coalition ~ that made san francisco kind of the first city to pass a major wage theft policy 2011, and then our amazing wage theft task force. and we're looking forward to continuing the task force and to implementing these great recommendations as well. so, supervisor yee has made a motion to continue this to the call of the chair. can we do that without objection? [gavel] >> mr. evans, is there any other business before us >> there is no more business, mr. chair. >> thank you for coming out,

everyone. meeting adjourned. [gavel] . >> welcome to the san francisco bay area super bowl 50 host committees progress update. please welcome to the stage our master of ceremonies frank (clapping) thank you, everybody and getting up nice and early for me we get up at 2:30 i'm the morning anchor that is near and dear to

my heart as super bowl 50 host committee kickoff today and, of course, it was a little bit over the year ago we sent a committee out and they've been working on the foxburrow to bring this game back to the san francisco bay area this is the golden anniversary game the super bowl 50 so it's such a big event and played in a brand new stadium with the 49ers ready to play their season down at the santa clara levi stadium we've started on unofficial count down we're one year and 8 months and two days a away we're 6 hundred days and hours 14 thousand and 88 hoirgz away it's a long ways away it's such a great opportunity for the bay area to

showcase what a great place to live here in santa clara and the bay area but all over northern california and wine country and tahoe we're going to be showcased on a global platform come february 7th in 2016 a lot of work to be done and a lot to be define the super bowl 50 host committee they want to make this the best super bowl ever we're going to build the new logo you'll find xrefgs with a new twist that today and began a new phase for february 7, 2006, we're going to begin with the mayor of san francisco and san francisco county is the 43

reading mayor with the front trying to bring the super bowl back to san francisco so put your hands together for mayor ed lee come on up >> thank you all right. tranquilize and welcome to our beautiful x to and from that is one of the places that thousands of people will see. i want to thank all the people that are working together and welcome my good friend jamie matthews up here chuck couldn't be here you can see all the aspects i've send sent our team up to new york to take a look how things are done today and this year's super bowl we'll do that again to make sure we work with the 9/11 and work with the

other different agencies and this will be as frank indicated it will be not only a national you international event that's why charter is with us our protocols is going to be at the best for people to come from all over the world we're all getting ready we expect willing ever hotel from santa clara a san jose to san francisco to be filled that week there's a lot of different events we have to move people around i want to change our chamber and a bay area council meeting our silicon valley area we're going to work together not only in san francisco but santa clara and san jose the entire peninsula making sure we all succeed and get people moving around and

have all the exciting events to support this extent and gold placed 50 is a wonderful, wonderful sign it means so much we're going to explain that history but i want to get back to thanking the committee daniel and keith going to be explaining the super bowl committee a whiff dedicated people that will roam and people committed to make us succeed thank you to both of you for turning what has been announced as a $30 million in pledges and commitments to today already those monies are in hand so they turn from commitments to donations this is how committed people are and make sure that is happening we'll be able to do

more i'll leave that announcement to you it's like a football contract it gets bigger (laughter) i want to say thanks again to mr. you don't recognize i know we had this communication sometime good about having this legacy in the bay area there's will have things happening i know with money raised we know this is going to be the most exciting and innovative but also the most philanthropic super bowl every and the 9/11 will be proud of the way we've begun e done it thanks that daniel leary 25 percent of all the money raised will go to xhoishtd folks this is what sports is and thank

you, thank you and welcome everybody he look forward to seeing the update and we'll be reporting periodically and transportation and getting people around and the events and congratulations to everybody. thank you >> (clapping) >> thank you, mayor, of course, san francisco is the host city but the game itself will be played in the bay area with the brand new levi stadium's and the mayor of santa clara is here he's getting everything arrange for a successor season and the w w big smack down and at any rate put our hands together for the mayor of santa clara mr. jamie matthews (clapping.) well, first of all, thank you frank and mar and the host

committee i'm excited to hear about the progress and the iconic visions and the iconic emblems we carry this one is unique it is the dispatch from the roman numerals to 6050 a great jublt we in the bay area have been ready for shakespeare super bowl for a long time and in the levi stadium that is really what we can do total asia region from san francisco so silicon valley we can't be beat we have the very best team playing in snmd and have them go for the super bowl i have to say

on behalf of the santa clara and my former mayor patricia and julio our city manager we have steve and david from the super bowl host committee that were committed to make this an event to be remembered i think fitting of the horrifies that be made in santa clara california and the san francisco bay area. thank you >> (clapping) >> thank you, mayor our next speaker is keith bruce the ceo of the san francisco bay area 25 years of supporters marketing in event and the resume is incredible the people and the world cup and by the way, he's been on take the with 11 super bowls the 11 last super bowls some he's a busy man to put this

together so keith bruce please come on up (clapping). >> thank you for that kind introduction frank. hey before we get started we want to show a short video that gets everybody excited about san francisco bay and uniquely bay area. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you should know hey, it won't do to play nice and slow i think you should listen real close

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(clapping.) super bowls are supposed to be fun thank you very much. first, let me is thank you to mayor ed lee and jamie matthews we have a fantastic working relationship with both our cities working with margaret cowen and julio and others i'm looking forward to continuing our relationship to the road to super bowl 50. i want to say thank you to mr. you don't care and the 49ers write won't be hereby today ways the construction of the new beautiful levi stadium we're excited in our brand new home and success on field this year we brought everyone together because it's been a year since the chairman and the committee one the super bowl for the area

we have a lot of good news to share. fridays today, we're very proud to inu unveil our new logo for the host committee how we'll be recognized from this day the logo was designed by michael schwab michael is the artists business owner behind the national golden gate poster. we are trifled to have the opportunity to partnering with someone that truly understands what the bay area is about we asked to design to our strength of the hosting this super bowl the super bowl 50. and the stamp that the bay area will put on it and frankly to use a baseball term he's knocked it out of the park and here it

is. thank you (clapping.) michael you're in here somewhere raise your hand michael schwab we're proud of the logo and partners will be happy to social theirself with the bay area just to host to momentum overlook super bowl last year when we were preparing the bid for super bowl 50 we exceeded our goals and got it close to $30 million in pledges we've spent much of the past 8 months securing those admissible pledges mr. mayor and bringing in new original partners along the way. at this point just over a year after winning the bid and a

little bit less than super bowl 50 i'm pleased to announce we've gotten $40 million in pledges and commitments (clapping) >> thank you. thank you >> we are benefiting benefiting from the generosity and the expertise of the companies they're standing showered to shoulder with us to make sure the bay area shines and many are in the room today so thank you. and we continue to encourageed by the corporate community that understand that the excuse me. that the super bowl is more than a game it's an opportunity to highlight outlining all the bay area a has to offer on a global stage. those are the first 17 partners who have step forward to support in san francisco bay area super bowl 50 host committee you'll community investment & infrastructure commission services to allow us to deliver

on the obligations and goal we're incredibly proud u proud to have this family of world-class partners thus, the progress this far we're not done we'll keep on inlisting partners and ray's money up to february 7th, 2016, one of the reasons we've committed to sexually assaulting citywide 25 percent to go to bay area good times and super bowl 50 as a result will have an enormous positive impact cross the region long after the game ends this will fulfill our goal for super bowl 50 to be the most giving super bowl every. we are very excited about our progress. we look forward to great things

ahead. our goal is to deliver a phenomenal super bowl and incredible experience been on behalf of the unfortunate unfortunate and the region and we want to invite the whole bay area to come and participate us thank you very much (clapping) >> all right. keith thank you very much our final speaker is the chairman of the host committee this jae gentleman went up to foxburrow with many i badz pads and put out their bids to bring this ball game he is had a vision so come on up daniel leary (clapping.) thank you. mayors thank you tights fun to

see you in this setting after working with you both to get us to this point keith good job we're happy to have you as a our ceo like pat and rosie and others the team is being set to keith thanks for your leadership and happy to have you on board i'd like to give you a sneak peak on two initiative one is nfl business connect that is a business development that offers procurement for local small businesses it's something the unfortunate unfortunate is very committed to its our notion in the a community wide event the program enables small businesses to do business with the nfl