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Its daily departures through mid july. >> you are talking about restarting essentially from almost scratch an industry where furloughs occurred. a lot of people got lot go. technology people could move to google and facebook. it is really complicated to get this thing restarted. >> much of the hotel industry struggling as well finding enough staff to be able to operate at capacity. and there is also this shortage of ride share drivers and taxi drivers. uber and lyft specifically. there is an estimated 40% drop in drivers that are available to the public. did we mention there is also a rental c...

The air board will consider curbing greenhouse gases from ride-hailing companies. The big question is: Who will pay for cleaner vehicles?

Guaranteed work: California commission calls for government jobs program after pandemic Sacramento Bee 3/4/2021 Jeong Park, The Sacramento Bee Mar. 3—The Sacramento Bee is exploring the future of work in California as the state recovers from the coronavirus pandemic. The series is supported by the Solutions Journalism Network, a nonprofit organization dedicated to rigorous and compelling reporting about responses to social problems. Popular Searches California labor and economic leaders in a new report are calling for a "social compact" for workers, including ideas such as...

Kathleen Pender: Some unemployed Californians could be forced to repay part of pandemic benefits [San Francisco Chronicle] Dec. 10—Some self-employed Californians who received Pandemic Unemployment Assistance now face the threat of having to repay hundreds or even thousands of dollars of benefits if they can’t document the 2019 net income they reported on their unemployment application. Many who received more than $167 a week in PUA benefits got notices in late November from the California Employment Development Department giving them 21 days, until this Friday, to substantiate their inco...

Some unemployed Californians could be forced to repay part of pandemic benefits FacebookTwitterEmail The state Employment Development Department is investigating recipients of pandemic assistance.Smith Collection/ Gado via Getty Images Nearly a million Californians who received Pandemic Unemployment Assistance have been told they could have to repay some of their benefits if they can’t document the 2019 income they reported on their unemployment application. The repayment could amount to hundreds or thousands of dollars. On Nov. 21, the California Employment Development Department began sen...