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Hello and Happy Love Month! <3 For this episode, we at the San Jo Lo Down are excited to share a bit of ourselves with you! In this "Get to Know Us" Episode, we open with a Tyra Banks-style speed interview, followed by some in-depth Q&A exploring each of our backgrounds, upbringings, ties to SJ, and reasons for being involved in this project. We end the episode by reminiscing about some of our working-class jobs- for better or worse *heh*. Highlighting the people, places, and experiences that have shaped our lives, perspectives, and shared goal- to uplift and shine a light on this beautiful and badass SJ community of ours. We hope you enjoy the episode as much as we enjoyed making it! Thanks for your support and see you for the next one!…
Ep. 4 Wage Theft in SJ
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SJLD keeps things rolling with Episode 4!
In this episode, we explore wage theft. What is it, why is it, and what can be done about it? We speak with a panel of brilliant, passionate, and overall badass guests which include Ruth Silver Taube (Supervisor of Workers Rights Practice, Coordinator of The SCC Wage Theft Coalition, and many more), jean Cohen (Executive Officer of the South Bay Labor Council, Vice Chair of the SCC Democratic Party, and more), and David Bini (Leader of Building Trades Council). We start the episode discussing the demographic makeup of unions in the local area and the many challenges of working and living in the Bay Area- whether in a union or not- due to the unruly cost of… Everything. We then jump into today’s topic of Wage Theft and discuss the problems of wage theft, which Ruth describes as an “epidemic” and a “public health problem”. We discuss the overall lack of enforcement surrounding wage theft in which workers are cheated of their owed compensation. Finally, we end the episode with some hope regarding the current and future role of unions during this historic movement and moment. Have you heard of Slavery Towers here in Downtown S.J.? Stay tuned for the episode insert and conclusion where we provide additional context about some of the egregious projects occurring in our very own backyard!
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Resources:
South Bay Labor Council Online
https://calaborfed.org/?laborcouncils=south-bay-labor-council
What is South Bay Labor Council
https://www.southbaylabor.org/what_is_the_labor_council
Mercury News: “Silvery Towers labor woes draw accusations of human trafficking and slave labor”
SCC Wage Theft Coalition
https://wagetheftcoalition.org/
The State Building and Construction Trades Council
Unionize California Home Page (to find and Join a Union)
https://unionizecalifornia.org/
City of San Jose Labor Relations Information (City Page)
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