chairperson campos: thank you. >> we want to resolve the issue in one year. chairperson campos: thank you very much. thank you. next speaker. >> my name is johannes iwjaya. i am also a victim of which the act. -- of wage theft. in 2008, i started working for a sushi food-service company. my job is to deliver the sushi. i deliver sushi to different areas, including san francisco, berkeley, and alameda. a lot of times, i deliver to san francisco. for the time i'm in san francisco, they did not pay me san francisco minimum wage. for my overtime, i had to repair the truck, maintain the truck. all this overtime was not paid for. first, i went to the labor commission. they do not have bilingual staff, so they referred me to cba. with the help of cpa, we were able to resolve my problem. and my employer decided to settle. and i got my minimum wage and overtime. chairperson campos: thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is norma sanchez. i am here to speak on the issue of wage theft. i have been a wor

chairperson campos: thank you. next speaker, please. >> i am also here bahau it -- here on behalf of young workers united. i am also here to speak out. i was retaliated against also. i went from being full time to a part-time employee. i feel i was discriminated against because of my age and my abilities, because i do not have the capabilities of a younger worker. i was retaliated against for taking paid sick time, which i did not get paid for. on the contrary, the hired somebody else and let me go. it seems to be a habit with a lot of these employers to exploit workers across different industries and across the city. it does not seem fair to me, being in this country where it is supposed to be a fair democracy. thank you for the meetings and hearings you guys have held on tv. so i also want to commend you guys for taking some stance on some good issues. the other thing is you guys here at the city have a tool with investigation of workplaces. but it seems the focus has usually just then on the health and safety of

chairperson campos: i wanted to make sure he had gone through the olac. thank you. >> [speaking spanish] >> my name is isabella. i would like to thank the young workers united. thanks to the young workers united, i found the olsc > i was working 10 hours a day, receiving $50 for that work. in addition, i was discriminated against. ultimately, i lost my job. that brought me to the office. they claim has been resolved. i appreciate that. thank you. chairperson campos: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am with the chinese progressive association. in march 2010, over a year ago, 14 workers came to cpa asking for help. they said they had not been paid three to 10 months of wages. they also said there was minimum wage violation. some of them were paid as low as $4 per hour. we found out this restaurant, located in chinatown -- we found out this restaurant is a repeated violator. only three years prior, the olsc caught this employer and made them pay the workers. after a month of collective action with the workers, we are going to meet u