john sackey. teresa molina, bob cass ana, jeffrey hunter, tavia. >> good afternoon, my name is pilar schiavo from the california nurses association. we are part of the campaign for a fair economy and we fought very hard for this and appreciate the leadership by supervisor kim and we worked with the mayor's office and our coalition to come to #2k3wr50e789 and -- agreement and the larger fight that i know supervisor campos now is engaged in. that's one of the reasons as a nurse that you can't be health and provide for your families. nurses have told me about when they are taking care of children who are cancer patients and their parents can't be there because they have to go to work. who should have to make that choice? this is something that we see day in and day out when people are making decisions about medications and being able to is survive and pay rent and putting food on the table for their children. we are very proud that san francisco is leading the way in this movement nationally and we h

lieu with coalition for fair economy and from the mayor's office and steve fields, gail gill man, john sackey and annie chung who represented nonprofit workers. i want to call up jose from workers united and workers alliance to present and i will read a number of comment cards. steve fields, annie chung, samantha higgins, don menendez, amy aguilera, antonio diaz, schiavo and connie ford. >> all right. good afternoon supervisors. first of all thank you for your work on this as well as many of the community today and laborers on the minimum wage. part of the workers alliance and campaign for fair economy who represents restaurant workers, retail workers and domestic workers and laborers in san francisco. we've all seen that san francisco has had a huge economic increase in the tech industry and real estate development, but that by no means is a measure of economic success. what is a measure of economic success is handout how -- san francisco is going to address the needs of our workers in san francisco. right now we are leading the way in economic inequality. but that's not the legacy we want t