inflation after that if you vote no, i don't want the city to increase the minimum wage i'm here with jason elliott with the government affairs and a proponent of measure j we're also joined we herpes the president of the district merchant see organization sow accident onsite thank you. i'll to start with opening remarks jason. >> thank you nona and thanks to the league of women's i'll be brief measure j is a measure to raise the minimum wage in san francisco are you right now it $10.75 by july of 2018 that will be $14 per hour we need the equality in san francisco sits the issue of the day families leave inform everyday and this is one piece of the puzzle to make san francisco the city that's more affordable to the one hundred percent. >> okay. so we see it as not helping people out that much at the end of the day the folks he earning 15 now will want to increase their income beyond that, and, secondly, the cost of doing business is going to there's a small business has to make a reasonable profit and if they pay the employees obviously the costs are going to have labor is going to go up so how do

make sure idealogy with everyone in the room and more people that represented them and jaat's jason elliott thank you n for the work you're doing here (clapping) and then i'd like to thank you for the opportunity to invite any of our elected officials or members of podium to express their viewpoints and get ready for - >> one minute. >> good and if i speak - >> (laughter). but again, we look forward to the discussion with the voting public this is an exciting discussion something that the entire city is proud of so again, thank you very much everyone >>> committee will get

inflation after that if you vote no, i don't want the city to increase the minimum wage i'm here with jason elliottith the government affairs and a proponent of measure j we're also joined we herpes the president of the district merchant see organization sow accident onsite thank you. i'll to start with opening remarks jason. >> thank you nona and thanks to the league of women's i'll be brief measure j is a measure to raise the minimum wage in san francisco are you right now it $10.75 by july of 2018 that will be $14 per hour we need the equality in san francisco sits the issue of the day families leave inform everyday and this is one piece of the puzzle to make san francisco the city that's more affordable to the one hundred percent. >> okay. so we see it as not helping people out that much at the end of the day the folks he earning 15 now will want to increase their income beyond that, and, secondly, the cost of doing business is going to there's a small business has to make a reasonable profit and if they pay the employees obviously the costs are going to have labor is going to go up so how dour