Workers Archives - Page 23 of 103

Labor

COVID outbreaks continue in workplaces in California

Marc Norton - April 18, 2021

The pandemic is far from over -- particularly for workers in vulnerable occupations.

Music

‘Queer, fluid, and Asian’: Bézier’s invigorating electronic frequencies

John-Paul Shiver - April 16, 2021

On eve of 'Undulate' release, the producer speaks about making music, anti-Asian violence, and queer representation

Labor

Radical right group is trying to attack public-sector labor in SF

Tim Redmond - April 14, 2021

Anti-union mailers are going to workers home addresses -- but really, this group is looking pretty desperate.

Lit

Black Freighter Press sails in, boosting writers of color and radical imagination

Alan Chazaro - April 14, 2021

The revolution will be published, with the help of SF Poet Laureate Tongo Eisen-Martin and Alie Jones' new outlet.

Music

With live shows poised to return, musicians open up about opening up

John-Paul Shiver - April 12, 2021

An indie star, a label owner, a DJ, and an electronic musician share their candid responses to this moment

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: ‘I have so many questions’ about nightlife after COVID

48 Hills - April 12, 2021

SF culture took a massive hit pre-pandemic, a reader writes. Can we let history guide us to better times?

Transportation

There’s a lot more to the GG Park debate than cars v. bikes

Tim Redmond - April 11, 2021

This is part of a huge discussion the city needs to have about transportation -- and equity -- in a post-COVID world.

Labor

Giants and food vendor tried to get workers to waive COVID rights

Marc Norton - April 11, 2021

Union squelches embarrassing move to make ballpark employees grant immunity to the big, rich organizations.

News + Politics

Leaders under 30: Delano City Council’s Salvador Solorio-Ruiz says ‘change can’t wait’

Isabel Ostroff - April 5, 2021

'Young people want to be represented, and want to know that those who already have a seat at the table will make room for their voices to be heard.'

Art

In SFMOMA mural, Liz Hernández conjures a spell for future healing

Emily Wilson - April 2, 2021

Milagros, garlic, and losing an uncle early on to COVID inspired Mexican artist to fill a wall with hope.

Tagged with: Workers

COVID outbreaks continue in workplaces in California

‘Queer, fluid, and Asian’: Bézier’s invigorating electronic frequencies

Radical right group is trying to attack public-sector labor in SF

Black Freighter Press sails in, boosting writers of color and radical imagination

With live shows poised to return, musicians open up about opening up

Letter to the Editor: ‘I have so many questions’ about nightlife after COVID

There’s a lot more to the GG Park debate than cars v. bikes

Giants and food vendor tried to get workers to waive COVID rights

Leaders under 30: Delano City Council’s Salvador Solorio-Ruiz says ‘change can’t wait’

In SFMOMA mural, Liz Hernández conjures a spell for future healing

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