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Mayor London Breed appointed San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council Secretary-Treasurer Tim Paulson and former District 10 Supervisor Sophie Maxwell to the San Francisco Public Utilities [ ... ]
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A new 20-story, 220-foot-tall tower condominium development at Steuart and Howard will soon be rising as crews prepare to pour the foundation slab for the all-union project. Swinerton is the general contractor, [ ... ]
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Unions representing City workers reached tentative agreements with the City and County of San Francisco in early May – increasing wages over the next three years and maintaining benefits.
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San Francisco Transit Center Named 2019 Terrazzo Job of the Year
May 02 – For Construction Pros
San Francisco Bay: New Plan to Combat Sea Level Rise
May 02 – East Bay Times
Historic SF Hearst Building Wins Key Approval to Become Hotel
May 02 – SF Chronicle
SF Opponents of Embarcadero Navigation Center Planning Delay Tactics
Apr. 28 – SF Chronicle
Modern Bayview Development on the Boards
Apr. 23 – SocketSite
San Francisco’s Affordable Housing Bond May Grow by $200 Million
Apr. 2 – Curbed SF
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I was seriously injured when I tripped and fell on a finished staircase at a construction site. I later learned that the top step was an inch higher than the others. I don't think anyone else has fallen on them, but does that mean that whoever built these gets a pass? What can I do to make sure that no one is hurt in the future?
