Lawsuit argues Salvation Army should pay recovering addicts for required ‘work therapy’ By Bay City News3 days ago
San Francisco adopts $5 hazard pay ordinance for grocery, drug store workers By Jerold ChinnMarch 10, 2021 Coronavirus
Cal/OSHA fines three Bay Area employers for failure to protect workers from Covid-19 By Bay City NewsMarch 3, 2021 Bay Area
SFUSD unveils latest proposal in effort to safely reopen schools By Bay City NewsFebruary 23, 2021 Coronavirus
Grocers association sues San Leandro over hazard pay ordinance By Bay City NewsFebruary 18, 2021 Coronavirus
Tier, vaccine access at core of tentative SF school reopening agreement By Bay City NewsFebruary 7, 2021 Coronavirus
SF school district, unions resume negotiations over school reopening plans By Bay City NewsFebruary 6, 2021 Coronavirus
UCSF agrees to community benefits package with $20 million to transit ahead of hospital development By Bay City NewsJanuary 4, 2021 Government
Banking on federal stimulus, Golden Gate Bridge board reverses layoff plans By Bay City NewsDecember 23, 2020 Bay Area
SFMTA may lay off 22 percent of workforce to close budget gap By Jerold ChinnDecember 2, 2020 Economy
Former Daly City restaurant workers receive back wages in $2.6 million settlement By Jerold ChinnAugust 13, 2020 Labor
DA takes aim at DoorDash after Uber, Lyft ordered to classify workers as employees By Bay City NewsAugust 13, 2020 Beyond SFBay
More than 700 health care workers plan five-day picket over cuts, contract, lack of PPE By Bay City NewsJuly 19, 2020 Coronavirus
County sees improved June unemployment rate but July losses threaten gains By Bay City NewsJuly 19, 2020 Coronavirus
Oakland considers requiring some employers prioritize laid off workers in rehiring By Bay City NewsJuly 14, 2020 Coronavirus
More than 70 percent of Sonoma County Covid-19 case come from Latinx community By Bay City NewsJuly 10, 2020 Coronavirus
Oakland passes Covid-19 paid sick leave ordinance for all full-time essential workers By Bay City NewsMay 13, 2020 Coronavirus
Covid-19 update: Swarms of unmasked ‘reopen’ protesters overshadow worker strikes, Oakland expands slow streets, Bay Area death toll reaches 300 By Nik WojcikMay 1, 2020 Bay Area
Bay Area leaders call on state to better help undocumented residents By Bay City NewsApril 20, 2020 Bay Area
Essential workers’ rights take center stage in proposed bill By Bay City NewsApril 14, 2020 Beyond SFBay
Research finds many employers retaining workers despite closures By Bay City NewsApril 11, 2020 Bay Area
Nurses association say county ‘failing’ frontline healthcare workers By Bay City NewsApril 10, 2020 Coronavirus
Yelp lays off, furloughs thousands as consumer demand declines By Bay City NewsApril 9, 2020 Business
Alameda County healthcare workers demand supervisors take control of broken system By Bay City NewsMarch 26, 2020 East Bay
Former naval weapons station development labor agreement at heart of special council meeting By Bay City NewsMarch 12, 2020 East Bay
Social workers say county ‘failing’ foster children with resource, staffing shortage By Bay City NewsFebruary 23, 2020 Government
County hospitals struggle to serve patients with no contract, shrinking staff By Bay City NewsFebruary 18, 2020 Health
Court says Apple must pay workers for time during bag searches By Bay City NewsFebruary 13, 2020 Labor
Proposal to transform PG&E to public entity strikes fear for employees By Jerold ChinnFebruary 4, 2020 Bay Area
Disagreements between developer, labor unions loom over Concord reuse project By Bay City NewsJanuary 27, 2020 East Bay
Junior college trades training facility will prepare workers to rebuild after fires By Bay City NewsJanuary 6, 2020 Education
Firefighters rescue critically injured worker from silo structure collapse By Bay City NewsJanuary 4, 2020 Health
