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demographics the same thing and primary residents it's the zip code i hope they have that for each and every employee. so i don't see this is as or in reduce >> commissioner riley. >> we heard this at the committee meeting we asked how side this information about gender and zip code what are you going to do with that information? >> it's information that will be reported and will be public. again, it's all aggregated. people can do with it what they will and that - that's what it will do so it's not any kind of magic information. it will be in the aggregate not transcribed to my individual. are they hiring san franciscans. we can't mandate it it will allow us to know is this particular operator having an average tenure of 10 months as opposed to the other 6 years. that will be useful information for us to know about those operators >> commissioner white. >> so this is only related to private parking garages. >> right. >> are the public parking garages doing this. >> the mta has contracted with anyone who operates animate mat garage. i don't know that they have - titus it's a case by ca

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includes the tenure of employment, dem graphics including gender and primary residence, specifically zip code and the purpose of this additional information is as follows. in terms of tenure, we have heard a concern that some private parking lot operators are excessively turning over employees with a goal of not allowing employees to gain tenure in their position, and guaranteeing short term employment that no one is ever able to increase on the pay scale. >> we of course of the city want to make sure that the people are able to build career and care for their families and remain in the city and have a livable wage and so the requirement for reporting tenure information will help us understand if there is a problem with parking lot operators churning through employees with a goal of not allowing any of them to increase in terms of wage tenure. there are in he terms of demographics this is just information to make sure that we understand that the industry is and that there are issues around the demographics of the workforce and to make sure that we have a diverse workforce including aroun

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they are concerned about gender balance and primary residence in the form of zip code so we know if these parking lot operators are hiring local residence. we can't require them to do so, but it is important to know if they are hiring locally. this information will help better understand how the businesses are operating and also provide with a tool to [inaudible] particularly around the wage issue. these reporting requirements will not be a administrator burden being that they are already providing significant amounts of information and the information thatd is required additional is information in the data base. in addition to the ordinance i [inaudible] a report summarizing how the city monitors and defines for existing parking lot operators. that report was helpful and think will help move in the right direction for [inaudible] enforcement. colleagues i'm happy to have your support on this legislation and appreciate the time >> supervisor kim >> thank you, i did want to offer one set of amendments and they are not relevant to the items we are amendmenting by the officer today, but were

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