Restaurant Industry United

Mayor Snyder encourages Portland voters to ! While also pointing out that complex policy written in a back room without stakeholders is dangerous.

“These activists [the DSA] prefer ideological purity to open and transparent policymaking, legislation by referendum rather than legislation informed by a public process designed to engage stakeholders.
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While I have decided not to seek reelection, I care deeply about Portland’s path forward. For these reasons I will vote “no” on ballot Questions A-E and Charter Commission Questions 2 and 5.”

Mayor Snyder: Portland residents deserve a better process – let’s start by voting ‘no’ When an elected body oversees professionals employed to carry out the everyday work of municipal government, representative democracy is realized.

Tipped workers Grace doing the deep dive on how terrible Question D would be for workers and our industry.

Ep 33 - Guest - Grace Skerritt on Question D-Tip Credit - Smarter and Harder Grace Skerritt educates Tim and Eli on the effects of a yes vote on Question D of the citizen initiative referendums. Getting rid of the sub-minimum wage and, at the same time, tip credit for wait staff at restaruants is a bad idea. With infla...