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Soft opening for gyms/limited # of members at a time (Open April 27th)This is important for all the owners, employees, and the members! You ask anyone that loves going to the gym, how the mental aspect of it plays a big roll. Going to a gym is sometimes an escape for people. It is their social time. It is their time to clear their head. It is their time to get a really good workout in. This keeps the body strong and the immune system strong. Being around others and the atmosphere keeps the mood and motivation up! This can also go for the owners and employees, not only financially, but just seeing your members makes your day. Seeing them enjoy the gym, being proud of what you have built to provide others. None of us want to lose what we have worked hard for. This shut down is making it hard for everyone. We need to start opening things back up, even if it is at a restricted rate at first! We have businesses and jobs to run. We want to keep people happy and healthy, this is the type of career we went into! Members have their own choice whether to leave their house or not. We can’t be forced to stay shut down any longer! Financially speaking, the longer this goes on, the harder and harder it gets to keep the bills paid. None of us want our doors to be shut permanently because of a shut down.56 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jarred Burt
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Tell the Department of Labor not to cut farm worker wages during COVID-19Why would the Trump administration target farm workers with wage cuts in the middle of a pandemic, when other essential workers are winning hazard pay? Instead of lowering wages for the poorest workers, we need to ensure that some of the $9.5 billion allocated for COVID-19 aid will protect the vulnerable, essential workers who are out in the fields in this pandemic to keep the food supply intact. The wage cuts being pushed by Trump's administration will not just hurt vulnerable guest workers. It will depress wages for all farm workers nationwide. Industry "aid" that excludes the essential workforce and drives down wages is a clear warning sign to working people in every industry. Millions of us are sheltering in place to avoid exposure to the coronavirus. Farm work can't be done remotely and we all need to eat. During a crisis, rather than trying to cut costs by oppressing the poorest, we need to place value on the people risking so much to feed us. We can't let the Trump administration go through with this.81,524 of 100,000 SignaturesCreated by United Farm Workers
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Pet groomersThe well being and health of pets94 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Glenda Sidwell
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hair salons/one client at a timeThe survival of the independent beauty professionals is at risk. We are facing a grave financial hardship.107 of 200 SignaturesCreated by ANNA RISNER
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Hair Salons/One Client At A Time (Soft Opening April 27th)The survival of the independent beauty professionals is at risk. We are facing a grave financial hardship. Also believe that our profession helps our clients improve mental wellness with feeling good about their appearance.71 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Valine Marrero
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Photographers Allowed To Offer Services During COVID19Many people find that documenting their lives through photos is very important and with this being spring time and a very busy time of year, professional photographers should not have to turn people away if they would like to take advantage of this service.368 of 400 SignaturesCreated by Ginny Paiano
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Michigan Stylists and Barbers are EssentialThe survival of the independent Beauty and Barber professionals is at risk. We are facing grave financial hardship and the permanent closing of many Salons and Barber Shops. We need to save the salons in Michigan from closing there doors for good. Please Hear US remember We’re in this TOGETHER 👥163 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Karrie Taylor
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Tattoo Shops/One Client At A Time (Soft Opening April 27th)The survival of the independent tattoo professionals is at risk. We are facing a grave financial hardship. We need to work too!5,023 of 6,000 SignaturesCreated by Josh Terrell
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Salons & Spas One Client At A Time (Soft Opening April 27th)The survival of the independent beauty professional is at risk. We are facing a grave financial hardship.53 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jennifer Mansfield
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One Hair Guest At A TimeBecause it falls under hygiene… Some jobs require specifications for lengths of haircuts such as military, delivery services in the food industry. Also pertains to medical nurses and doctors. One nurse quoted:”I want to feel & look good for my patients.” Hairstylists need to be able to go back to work and provide an essential hygienic service – mostly haircuts47 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Elizabeth’s Place
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Pet Grooming is EssentialPets are part of the family and need regular care to maintain their coat, ears, nails and overall health. Some pets need regular medication baths to control skin issues or help with their owners allergies. Pets need their nails trimmed so they do not hurt their owners skins. These services need done by professionals to prevent injuries.79 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Tamarind Truax
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Tattoo Shops/One Client At A Time (Soft Opening April 27th)The survival of the independent tattoo professionals is at risk. We are facing a grave financial hardship.3,704 of 4,000 SignaturesCreated by Jeffrey Abbott








