c. o. l. a. -- what the c. o. l. a.'s look like, and we have some more c. o. l. a.'s than others. is that a question we did get answered? >> when you talk about a c. o. l. a. in that context, are we talking about the amount the city holds with the contractor or the amount on the contractor side of the c. o. l. a.'s they're providing to workers? we're using this change -- terms in interchangeable ways. it is the amount of money the city is interesting -- entering into, that information is readily available. as of the court -- the departments that hold the contracts can speak specifically to what this contract dollar amounts are purchasing from the provider. the second question i think would be more complicated. i would have to defer to the contracting departments. president chiu: the first level is something we should get some answers to. how would we be able to get that and fairly quickly? can you provide us with that analysis? >> sure. if you go to the comptroller's office website, at the top of that page there is a frequently asked questions and you can pull down that bender -- m

c. o. l. a. that is built- in? >> that is what i understand. supervisor chu: kate. >> it is true that every year the city negotiates around a c. o. l. a. with uc. we have fudned. we have cut. in order to staff the hospitals, we have certain amounts of fte's that are required. >> when we feel the cost of living increase for nonprofit services, is there a way that the city says how those funds will be designated in terms of general nonprofit use or for worker salaries? is there a distinction that can be made when we do a contract with nonprofits? >> the way i would understand it is the terms of these contracts are determined between the service provider and the department. and so there is discretion at the departmental level about any increase in funds and were those would be available. i think there is that flexibility. supervisor avalos: if the department says this is for worker salaries, that is something that would need to be programmed in to nonprofits [inaudible] >> in many cases our nonprofit

c. o. l. a. that is built- in? >> that is what i understand. supervisor chu: kate. >> it is true that every year the city negotiates around a c. o. l. a. with uc. we have fudned. weve

is that there's a lot of different sectors of the movement that are mobilizing right now it's a b f l c i o is doing something unusual you see the steelworkers in a whole constellation of organizations that are holding trainings around the country there's also american spring that's happening here in d.c. with the now d.c. coalition that's actually why i'm here in town doing the number of sessions about the move to amend and continuing to build this long term movement to overturn citizens united but also to bring democracy into our constitution and you're seeing that movement is moving forward in fact my home state of wisconsin just last night west allis wisconsin which went fifty five percent for scott walker in two thousand and ten voted seventy percent for a constitutional amendment resolution and that kind of social movement resolution is it makes clear the corporations don't have constitutional rights that we the people may regulate and it also makes clear that money is not speech it's a property yet it's property and the reality is what but the organized organized capital has been doi

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