john bozeman an michael wineberg up from local 10-to-1 and speak. public comment is open. >> thank you very much. john bozeman with bozeman building owners association. we represent commercial real estate here in san francisco. specifically high-rise office buildings but we go into retail and other forms of real estate. our members represent a lot of great middle class jobs. we employ janitors, security guards, engineers within our buildings and represent companies that represent construction firms. thousands of jobs. i want to thank the chief economist mr. egan for his report. i was very timely. thank you, supervisors, for your time. when it comes to the business community in bomo, we're concerned about this blend of gross receipts tax and payroll tax. in 2011, the business community got behind this particular tax programme and supported it. to give the city annually a certain amount of money from various sectors including commercial real estate. we are concerned about the future of this as mr. egan alluded to because the payroll tax has exceeded t

michael wineberg, sciu local 10-to-1. while the item is considered for consideration or moved to next week, what i had intended to say, which will probably still say next week, is that our union hasn't -- hadn't had the opportunity to take a formal position on this measure yet. we're calendaring that. generally speaking, we always look at opportunities to provide more for everyone. and generally speaking this looks like one of them. especially in the context of the largest or some of the largest tax cuts ever to be seen by the wealthiest among us. we think that there is a capacity for such a measure to provide for -- provide services for the least among us. and that's paraphrasing, that is the lens with which we would view this measure. thank you. >> mr. wineberg, i have a question for you. are you on sciu staff or a volunteer member or what's your role within the organization? >> i'm a political organizer with the union. i'm employed by the union. >> ok. and does the union represent worker -- child care workers? >> that