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Subject: FW: 13 in 3 - A Sustainable Approach on Minimum Wage Date: Wednesday, J uly 02, 2014 1:13:07 PM Attachments: 13 in 3 Sustainable Min Wage Response Letter to Lift Up.pdf Sustainable Min Wage for Oakland - 13 in 3.pdf LUO-Chamber ltr_J une22_2014.pdf Importance: High
From: Isaac Kos-Read [mailto:isaac@kosreadgroup.com] Sent: Friday, J une 13, 2014 3:56 PM To: Schaaf, Libby Cc: 'Barbara Leslie'; Stoffmacher, Bruce Subject: 13 in 3 - A Sustainable Approach on Minimum Wage Importance: High
Dear Councilmember Schaaf:
Sorry we did not get to connect at the briefing this morning. It was unfortunate that the presentation made it seem like the initiative proposal was legislation (instead of circumventing the legislative process); that it was comparable to Richmond and Berkeley which have phase-ins, tiers for different size businesses, and exceptions for certain types of employees; and that it was this proposal or nothing. I also appreciate your staff for being one of the sole voices to ask a question, to which the professor responded Those are good questions; we should be concerned. Yes, we should.
We have a sustainable alternative. Attached please find the proposal along with a letter we received from the Lift Up Coalition (which was supposedly copied to you), and our response to that letter.
Our goal is an ordinance that avoids ballot-box policy making, avoids a costly ballot campaign or fight, and yet increases the minimum wage to a higher level (even than Lift Up is proposing) but in a way that is phased in and wont adversely impact Oaklands vulnerable small restaurants and non-profits in particular, as well as its burgeoning hospitality industry.
Thanks and we look forward to working together toward a sustainable compromise.
Respectfully,
Isaac
Isaac Kos-Read - Kos Read Group, Inc. - 510.292.5715
From: Barbara Leslie [mailto:bleslie@oaklandchamber.com] Sent: Friday, J une 13, 2014 12:27 PM To: J ennifer Webber Cc: Anthony Panarese; Nikki Bas; Van Nguyen; Gary J imenez; Root J ennifer; Ty Hudson; Ellouise Patton; Ross J ames Subject: Letter from Oakland Community Coalition
Hi Jenn,
Thanks for reaching out. Attached please find a letter from our Coalition in response as well as our 13 in 3 proposal. Look forward to working with you.
Barb
From: J ennifer Webber [mailto:webberj@nwlink.com] Sent: Wednesday, J une 11, 2014 9:15 PM To: Barbara Leslie Cc: Anthony Panarese; Nikki Bas; Van Nguyen; Gary J imenez; Root J ennifer; Ty Hudson; Ellouise Patton; Ross J ames Subject: Letter from the Lift Up Oakland Coalition
Good evening, Barb -
I hope you are well.
Attached please find a letter from the Lift Up Oakland Coalition.