TOP STORIES
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors at its June 5 meeting tabled an item calling for a hearing of the full board planned for June 12 on a citywide Project Labor Agreement. The ordinance has since been [ ... ]
Read more...
Work on the expansion of the Jewish Home of San Francisco, recently renamed the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living, is progressing with rebar columns rising above street level at the jobsite at Mission [ ... ]
Read more...
More than 3,000 building trades union members from across the United States convened in Washington, D.C. over April 15-18 for the annual North America's Building Trades Unions (NABTU) Legislative Conference. [ ... ]
Read more...TRADES HEADLINES
SF to expand incentives for recycled non-potable water use in smaller buildings, breweries
July 9 – San Francisco Examiner
Testing plan released for residential site at Hunters Point Ship does not include homes
July 7 – San Francisco Examiner
Civil grand jury backs plans for union-staffed modular housing factory in SF
July 6 - San Francisco Examiner
SIGN THE PETITION
Supervisor Mark Farrell has introduced legislation to require a citywide Project Labor Agreement (PLA) for public work or improvement projects with projected costs over $1 million. This will help create higher wages for workers, better protections for workers, better opportunities for local residents, and work of enduring quality for San Francisco.
Click here to sign the petition
Show your support for a citywide PLA, and a better San Francisco.
ASK THE EXPERT
This Month's Question
I was in my company truck, and was rear-ended at a stoplight and am now injured and missing work. What am I supposed to do?
