i'm the barring onning coordinator for seiu 1021. we support the proposals around the cost of doing -- funding the cost of doing business and the m.c.o., but we also want to return to this idea that was raised previously about -- about achieving nonprofit parity or what we might think about as a prevailing wage for nonprofit workers; that the problem that we have is of vacancies going unfilled, of workers not hitting their productivity targets because our nonprofits can't hire enough to fill spots for vacant workers. in 2019, we were at a board of supervisors meeting talking about employment on demand, and all the employers were saying we cannot hit your targets of the city around what you want us to achieve around drug treatment without paying more competitive for city employees. we'll hear that that is going to have a big budget impact, and we would argue to you that we are already paying for it, but we're paying for the consequences of not paying nonprofit workers adequately. because we can't fill the vacancies, because we have a

i'm the barring onning coordinator for seiu 1021. we support the proposals around the cost of doing -- funding the cost of doing business and the m.c.o., but we also want to return to this idea that was raised previously about -- about achieving nonprofit parity or what we might think about as a prevailing wage for nonprofit workers; that the problem that we have is of vacancies going unfilled, of workers not hitting their productivity targets because our nonprofits can't hire enough to fill spots for vacant workers. in 2019, we were at a board of supervisors meeting talking about employment on demand, and all the employers were saying we cannot hit your targets of the city around what you want us to achieve around drug treatment without paying more competitive for city employees. we'll hear that that is going to have a big budget impact, and we would argue to you that we are already paying for it, but we're paying for the consequences of not paying nonprofit workers adequately. because we can't fill the vacancies, because we have a

i'm joanne mar, seiu steward at kfiw radio.d i'm here to talk about the seiu workers at the other end of the district: the food district workers, custodian workers, and support staff. we've been trying to support them in the months that they've been working. no agreement has been reached, and now, the school year is almost over. the time has come in ensuring our hard working workers are adequately protected. we want to make sure that they receive adequate out-of-pocket compensation for the hardships that they've observed. other districts have done the same, and our workers deserve no less. thank you. >> operator: thank you. hello, iris? >> sorry. hi. i wanted to talk about training for educators, especially special educators. i think it would be really beneficial and necessary if we all got trained in c.p.r., especially those that go out in the community with groups of vulnerable students, so i'd love if that could be something that could be, like, implemented so that, like, every year at the beginning of the school year we all

london breed: thank you, valerie, and thank you for recognizing local 87 seiu. olga, thank you for all you do and your members do to take care of this city. all right. that is our press conference. i know that most people who showed up today, when they showed up to get their vaccine, that they might be on camera, so we apologize for getting all in your business because you know how folks are about their medical business. i know how i am about people in my medical business. thank you, everyone, for all you do today. let's continue to take care of one another and let's continue to do what we have to do so we can takeoff our masks and wave them in the air like we just don't care eventually. >> good afternoon. this meeting will come to order. welcome to the may 17th, 2021 land and use and transport committee of the board of supervisors. joined by vice chair supervisor dean preston and and supervisor aaron peskin. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, madam chair, the board of supervisors

london breed: thank you, valerie, and thank you for recognizing local 87 seiu.ur members do to take care of this city. all right. that is our press conference. i know that most people who showed up today, when they showed up to get their vaccine, that they might be on camera, so we apologize for getting all in your business because you know how folks are about their medical business. i know how i am about people in my medical business. thank you, everyone, for all you do today. let's continue to take care of one another and let's continue to do what we have to do so we can takeoff our masks and wave them in the air like we just don't care eventually. >>> man, this is a dream come true. housing for homeless veterans and very low income families of san francisco. this is beautiful. ed lee's birthday's tomorrow and he's smiling from heaven. am i right? anita, am i right? okay. this is too much joy. i promise not to preach too long because we've got the madam speaker here and the mayor and you want to hear them more than me. was i always like to start with some bles