加州三藩市－今日，餐館工人和他們的僱主－羊城，一間受到全國好評及屢獲殊榮的美食點心餐廳，公佈一項為羊城工人作出的四百萬元和解與及工作場所協議。有關和解協議是通過工人、羊城、華人進步會、亞洲法律聯誼會、加州及本地勞工標準執行機構之間獨特的合作而達成。這項具里程碑意義的和解，不僅彌補過往的做法，更為工人提供超乎法例規定的工資及福利，並進一步創建一個能為工人及餐館長期發展帶來成功的商業模式。 Read More

Para Difusión Inmediata: Miércoles, 19 de Noviembre 2014  Contactos: Emily Lee Mariam Hosseini Jonathan Glick Trabajadores Inmigrantes Negocian un Acuerdo de $4 Millones Restaurante Premiado Se Compromete a Dirigir Cambios en Los Estándares en el Lugar de Trabajo San Francisco,
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On Thursday, May 23rd, 24 Chinese immigrants will graduate from the Chinese Progressive Association’s Restaurant Career Ladder Program (RCLP). RCLP is a vocational training and placement program that aims to expand the employment skills of limited English speaking Chinese immigrants and help them access stable living-wage employment in the hospitality and service industry. Read More

San Francisco – Today a coalition of immigrant rights organizations released findings of its statewide survey of Asian immigrants, 80% who overwhelming support taxing the top 1%. The survey “Take Back the American Dream” was conducted through coalition partners Chinese Progressive Association (CPA), Korean Resource Center (KRC), Services, Immigrant Rights, and Education Network (SIREN) and the Filipino Advocates for Justice (FAJ) as part of the Mobilize the Immigrant Vote (MIV) coalition. Read More

San Francisco—Today, the Chinese Progressive Association released a new report, “Creating Healthy Communities: Making Healthcare Services Accessible in San Francisco,” which reveals the need for healthcare services in low-income communities, particularly the Excelsior and Chinatown. The report’s findings and recommendations are a result of over 800 health surveys conducted in these two neighborhoods of San Francisco, which asked residents about their healthcare needs and their ability to access healthcare services. Read More

Chinese Progressive Association Asian Law Caucus Progressive Workers Alliance PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release: Wednesday, February 15, 2012 CONTACT: Shaw San Liu Winnie Kao Josue Arguelles IMMIGRANT WORKERS RECOVER NEARLY $400,000 IN WAGE THEFT SETTLEMENTS Collaborations with City and State
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Today, hundreds of community members from the Chinese Progressive Association and the Progressive Workers Alliance (PWA) took part in a national Day of Action with Occupy Wall Street West, which aimed to shut down San Francisco’s Financial District. The day is significant because it is the eve of the two year anniversary of the infamous Citizens United ruling that recognized corporations as “people,” and gave them new rights to spend unlimited amounts of money to influence political campaigns. This ruling by the Supreme Court effectively allows corporations to buy our elections and our politicians, and influences American politics to benefit the 1%. As a result of Citizens United, outside groups spent more than four times as much money to influence the 2010 elections as they did in 2006, the last mid-term cycle. Read More

Tomorrow, the Board of Supervisors will hold a Committee of the Whole hearing to receive an update on the status of negotiations between California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC), the Mayor's office, and various city departments. CPMC has not yet agreed to the Mayor's demands asking for city benefits, nor have they been willing to meet with community and labor coalitions to discuss a community benefits agreement. The hearing comes a week after a new study was released by UC Hastings which documents the significant shortfall of charity care that CPMC provides compared to other non-profit hospitals in San Francisco, despite having the highest profit margin. Read More

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 8, 2011 CONTACT: Professor Mark Aaronson Emily Lee, Chinese Progressive Association New Study, “Profits & Patients,” Documents Sutter/CPMC’s Enormous Profitability, Poor Charitable Performance UC Hastings Community Economic Development Clinic white paper finds Sutter/CPMC has
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MEDIA ADVISORY For Immediate Release: December 7, 2011 CONTACT Professor Mark Aaronson, UC Hastings Emily Lee, Chinese Progressive Association NEW STUDY SHOWS CPMC’S HIGH PROFITS, BUT POOR CHARITABLE PERFORMANCE A new white paper by UC Hastings Community Economic Development Clinic
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