All decisions
24 Board decisions about Minimum Compensation Ordinance, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Supervisors Ammiano, McGoldrick and Mirkarimi propose raising wages and tightening enforcement under the Minimum Compensation Ordinance.
- Supervisor Ammiano's proposed amendments to the Minimum Compensation Ordinance are listed; the outcome appears on the next page.
- Ordinance proposed to revise Minimum Compensation Ordinance rules for city contractors and their covered employees.
- Proposed changes to the Minimum Compensation Ordinance for city contractors passed first reading, with Jew opposed.
- Supervisors Ammiano, Peskin, McGoldrick and Mirkarimi proposed amendments to the Minimum Compensation Ordinance, with no economic impact.
- Supervisor Ammiano's request asked the City Attorney to draft Minimum Compensation Ordinance changes covering IHSS worker wages; the request was granted.
- Proposed amendments to the Minimum Compensation Ordinance for city contractors' workers cover enforcement, withheld payments and appeals.
- Proposed pay rules for city contractors' workers; outcome not shown.
- Proposed ordinance adds more requirements for City contractors under the Minimum Compensation Ordinance.
- Further comment on the Minimum Compensation Ordinance and living wage
- Local 1021 speaks on the Minimum Compensation Ordinance
- More public comment on the Minimum Compensation Ordinance and living wage
- Local 1021 again on the Minimum Compensation Ordinance and wages
- Public comment on the Minimum Compensation Ordinance and living wages
- Building Trade Council speaks on the Minimum Compensation Ordinance
- Living Wage Coalition speaks on the Minimum Compensation Ordinance
- $13,050,000 moved to fund nonprofit wage increases
- $13,050,000 for nonprofit wage rises sent to committee
- Nonprofit contractor pay to rise to $23.00 an hour
- Minimum pay rise for contract staff put off
- Minimum pay of $23.00 proposed for nonprofit contract staff
- Minimum pay of $23.00 for nonprofit contract staff passed
- Minimum pay of $23.00 proposed for nonprofit contract staff
- City-contract workers' minimum pay rise approved