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john, shasaun, keyong, mike casey, steve, tim paulson, gus feldman. please come forward. >> thank you, supervisor campos. i am here today to speak in favor of your legislation, as a worker who has been effected by this loophole. specifically, as someone who really had to fight to get my health care money. i work early this year, for the first six months of the year, for a very well-known, established, made from scratch cafe in bakery in the city of san francisco. i needed a lot of dental work done and was in the position, like so many minimum-wage workers, of not having health care, or so i thought. i found out through a friend about the health care ordinance. i asked my manager about it, and they told me they did not know what i was talking about. so i asked my manager's manager, and they also told me they did not know what i was talking about. so i asked the lady who was in charge of all of these bakeries in san francisco and she told me, no, that does not apply to you. so i ended up going back and forth with the city enforcement agent, and i did en

. >> hello, my name is gus feldman and and i'm here with sciu local 10 to 1 today. and we are here in strong support of supervisor campos's legislation because it gives workers a chance to receive routine medical procedures after working for several years. where as otherwise the status quo, we would see these accounts as we have seen in the case of 13% of businesses funnel into the pockets of employers. so i would just like to reiterate some of figures so they can sink into people's minds. workers collect currently between $1,400 and $4,000 a year into these accounts. where san francisco general hospital, average cost of a childbirth that involves no complications is $16,000. and then average cost for treating pneumonia at san francisco general is $23,000. workers must be allowed to accumulate funds over time in order to pay for these basic medical procedures. i mean, campos -- i think we're all in a consensus here that there is a loophole and it's a problem that needs to be fixed. supervisor campos's legislation does that. it does so perfectly and it's not with a s