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Ultimately every action we must take to Reset San Francisco comes back to how we can grow our economy while preserving our quality of life. We need to focus on the industries of the future and the educational excellence that these industries require. We need to understand and build upon our strength as a gateway city to the booming Asian economy. And we need to make sure that as we create new jobs – those jobs and the job-training necessary to hold them are available to San Franciscans first. Decisions about economic policy can be highly contentious in San Francisco – particularly policy around land use. Can we reset the debate so we can focus on what we need to do to put San Franciscans back to work in family sustaining jobs?

San Francisco Second Best City For Business In California

By sf-admin • Jobs

According to a new study by MarketWatch, San Francisco is the second best city In California for business. The survey included only cities with populations greater than 500,000. San Francisco …
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13 years ago

Resetting San Francisco One Corner at a Time

By sf-admin • Jobs

With unemployment in San Francisco still stubbornly high, we need to look at every resource available to put our neighbors back to work. And with the city’s budget deficit projected …
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13 years ago

White House Jobs Bill Mentions Crowdfunding as a Way to Create Jobs

By sf-admin • Jobs

Barack Obama seems to love the idea of crowdfunding – the collaborative financing of a project initiated by other people, usually via the Internet.

A recent post on the White House blog said that as …
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13 years ago

Pier 38 Tenants Face Eviction

By sf-admin • Jobs

This just came in from some of our friends over at Pier 38, who are being displaced from one of the Bay Area‘s most dynamic tech job incubators. Resetting …
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From shoe-strings to bootstraps in SF

By sf-admin • Jobs

One of San Francisco’s finest achievements has been its leadership on wage ordinances. The city’s living wage requirements are better than any other city in the country. The living wage …
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