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Alameda County food workers now eligible for COVID-19 vaccines Berkeley grocery store and convenience store workers are now eligible for COVID-19 vaccines. On Monday, the city of Berkeley announced it was expanding eligibility for these workers, along with in-person educators and childcare workers, to make appointments at the Curative vaccination site in Albany. By Tuesday, all available appointment slots had been filled, but the city said more appointments could become available due to cancellations or added supplies. Meanwhile, food and agriculture workers (including restaurant workers) in Alameda County are eligible to schedule vaccine appointments at the newly opened Oakland Coliseum vaccination site through the California Department of Public Health’s COVID-19 vaccination website. ....
Even as Bay Area restaurants struggle, some seek to treat workers better FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 Sous chef Gabriel Diaz builds a pizza at Gather Kitchen, Bar and Market in Berkeley. The pandemic is the first time Gather has done takeout, and its dropped the menu prices and focused on comfort foods like pizza to be more accessible.Photos by Yalonda M. James / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of9 People stop outside Gather Kitchen, Bar & Market, which has had to switch to takeout during the pandemic.Yalonda M. James / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 3of9 Jessica Whiteman (left), executive chef, and Jodi Munson, general manager, prepare orders at Gather Kitchen, Bar & Market.Yalonda M. James/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less ....
Specifics. barack obama needs to make this a choice. that s why you see the ad he put up. it is interesting that we had an agreement that eric fenster said this was not a tax. the health care plan, agreeing with the democrats and president barack obama. do you think that s part of the problem? these kind of things like is it a tax or it becomes talking points as opposed to more specifics about what s going on in the economy? i think all campaigns have a variety of talking points that get ignored. in the last campaign, president obama campaigned against the individual mandate and really hammered hillary clinton on her support for individual mandates and came out and passed it as part of a law. what he meant is this is not a tax. this is a penalty. by the way, if you define it that way, john roberts should have declared it ....