Free COVID-19 Testing for San Francisco Front Line Workers
Free testing is available to all San Francisco front line workers by appointment. Click here for a map of testing sites in your area.
Free testing is available to all San Francisco front line workers by appointment. Click here for a map of testing sites in your area.
Labor leaders pushed the State to pass a one-time $500 financial relief for undocumented workers with a maximum of $1000 per household. The funds will be distributed through non-profit organizations. Visit the California COVID 19 website to learn how to apply.
Concessions workers at Oracle Park and Chase Center are part of the team-and we’re speaking up to make sure we are not left behind during COVID 19. Read more from the SF Chronicle.
We are no strangers to crisis from setting up a tent in the rubble of the 1906 earthquake to the economic meltdown of 2008 to the coronavirus and Trump presidency. We will continue facing the companies head on, fighting for healthcare and fairness for all people. We will keep organizing new members and growing stronger in the face of adversity. We are all in this together! Click here for the video.
Despite the urgent need for health and economic protection during the pandemic, some members of the federal government are resisting much needed protections for working people. Unions are pushing our politicians nationwide to step up and provide protections to workers during the crisis. We have 5 national demands:
(1) Expand health insurance for all workers,
(2) Keep frontline workers safe and secure,
(3) Keep workers employed and protect pensions,
(4) keep public schools, the post office and state and local governments running,
(5) keep America competitive and hire people to build infrastructure.
Click here to tell your congressperson to protect working people.
D. Taylor tells Anderson Cooper of CNN how Unite Here is handling the COVID crisis nationwide. Members of Unite Here from hotels, casinos, and airports have died or been hospitalized. Our national priorities are health and safety, personal protective equipment (PPE), healthcare, and access to unemployment, food banks and help with shelter and evictions. Click here to watch the video.
“This largely hidden workforce, made up primarily of immigrants and people of color, many of whom can’t afford health insurance, is at great risk of contracting the virus.”
Airline catering workers are speaking up – because we deserve affordable health care and safety at work. Read the Boston Globe report.