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After years of poor maintenance and neglect in San Francisco’s public housing sector, an influx of federal funds is finally providing hope to residents starved for improved conditions.
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On March 20, the San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council (SFBCTC) and the San Francisco Labor Council held a series of meetings with Bay Area legislators in Sacramento as part of the Joint [ ... ]
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Delegates to the San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council (SFBCTC) voted March 15 to endorse five of the nine San Francisco measures on the ballot in June’s primary election, as well as [ ... ]
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Hunters Point Shipyard Homeowners Call for Retesting of Parcel A
May 9 - San Francisco Examiner
Target Opening Day for the Salesforce / Transbay Transit Center Set
May 7 - SocketSite
SF’s La Cocina Tenderloin Marketplace Project Hits Roadblock
May 4 - San Francisco Chronicle
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I was injured on my construction job and the clinic doctor put me on modified duty. Usually there is no modified duty for construction, do I have to report to work?
