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The Daily Prep List: 01.07.21

Labor

Where Restaurants Can Get Financial Relief this Time Around

FSR Magazine 1/6

It’s no great secret why some restaurateurs greeted December’s $900 billion coronavirus stimulus legislation with trepidation. Andrew Rigie, executive director of the NYC Hospitality Alliance, called it “a Band-Aid on a cannon wound.” The Independent Restaurant Coalition said it fell “woefully short” of helping restaurant workers get the security they needed.

California Supermarkets Fire Union Delivery Drivers, Replace Them with Gig Workers as Proposition 22 Takes Effect

Food & Wine 1/5

The newly-enacted legislation allows delivery apps like Doordash, Instacart, and Uber to avoid classifying drivers as employees.

Food Industry Policy

More Bay Area restaurants are protesting to bring back outdoor dining

San Francisco Chronicle 1/5

Protests against dining bans are gaining steam in the Bay Area, with several local restaurants publicly speaking out against the ongoing restrictions.

Restaurants see extra charges from delivery services despite county fee cap

Los Altos Online 1/5

Several Los Altos restaurants reported seeing charges higher than the limit set in an ordinance passed by the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors effective Dec. 19, which caps delivery service fees charged to restaurants at no more than 15% of the order.

On the Side

Oakland Restaurant Week Is Back with Delicious Deals

Eater SF 1/6

Oakland restaurant week is back for its traditional run in January, livening up what is normally a quiet time of the year for restaurants. If you feel a touch of deja vu, why yes, we did just do this four months ago — Oakland decided to double up on restaurant weeks last year, with the main event in January, and a surprise special edition in September.

28 virtual California wine experiences to enjoy this winter

The Mercury News 1/6

In non-pandemic times, California’s wineries were hot destinations for weekend wine tastings and general frolic. But even now, in our shutdown state, we can still enjoy a bit of that fun via virtual wine tastings and online mixology classes. Here’s just a sampling.

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