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LAFCO staff readies RFP for on‑demand worker labor study; initial funding phased
Summary
Staff reported a draft RFP and phased budget for a labor study of on‑demand workers; an initial phase of about $50,000–$55,000 is budgeted and literature‑review findings will be presented in January.
Brian Goebel (presented in transcript as Brian Goble) told commissioners the RFP for a survey of on‑demand workers is in final draft and is being vetted by the advisory committee. He said the study will be issued in phases: an initial phase scoped at roughly $50,000–$55,000 and subsequent phases to be funded after proposals arrive and as part of the next fiscal year budget process. Goebel said he will present literature review findings and best practices at the January meeting and that the RFP has benefited from input shared by similar efforts (including the Washington Department of Commerce). The item drew brief discussion about meeting timing so the labor study briefing does not conflict with a potential joint SFPUC meeting.
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