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Raise the minimum wageImportant to have a living wage2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Kim Davids
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Raise State Minimum WageWorking class people , if not unemployed ,cannot sustain our lives in the current economic climate. Raising the minimum wage is a good start.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Harvey Kaiser
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Lets Get Paid Sick Days For All Working New YorkersIt is time that all working men, and women get what workers in 136 countries in the industrial world already have; paid sick days. Workers should not be in fear for their jobs or lost wages if they call in sick.53 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Neal Pritchard
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Raise Florida Minimum WageBecause Rick Scott and the members or our government houses are corrupt officials and need to be held accountable for their betrayal of their constituency. No longer may they make their fortunes off of the backs of the citizens of this State.4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Hugh Drummond
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Tell the Alaska legislature to raise the minimum wage!The cost of living in Alaska has increased so drastically since the recession that families can no longer make ends meet. I know many families who have had to move to the lower 48 because they could no longer afford to live in their home state. Our state's current minimum wage is $7.75. Join me in calling on our state legislature to raise the minimum wage to $10.50.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Emily Barron
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Living Wage PetitionMy petition is about rectifying a long overdue wrong which prevents low-income workers to become part of the American cream to rise above poverty1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by George Liney
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Raise The WageI have been unemployed and underemployed for low wages for five to ten years this decade.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Ira Nonkin
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Tell Nevada State Legislature to raise the minimum wage!The current minimum wage of $8.25 an hour is NOT enough to live on. A person working 40 hours a week (and it is rare to find companies hiring full time these days) for $8.25 an hour will only make $1320 a month BEFORE taxes. This is NOT enough for a single person to live on, let alone someone supporting a family. When companies do not have to pay our workers enough to live on, taxpayers take up the burden when these hard working people are forced to still turn to welfare assistance to make ends meet. Hard-working people deserve the dignity of earning a living wage.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Stephanie
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change the minimum wagePeople are in distress- they are unable to pay for basics.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Mady Marantz
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Raise the minimum wageA livable wage in Ohio2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Pascal VanHorn
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Keep Washington State Parks funded and functionalPublic parks and access to the outdoors have been a major contributing factor to the sense of well-being in my life. I can't imagine if my local park (Moran State Park) were closed. Similar to libraries, parks are a fundamental building block for the quality of life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness that should always be available, and funded, for all americans regardless of geography or economic status. Keep our parks green, keep our parks safe, and keep our parks open!513 of 600 SignaturesCreated by Corey Wiscomb
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Give Oregon a Raise!Oregon's minimum wage is $9.10. per hour which equates to less than 19K per year for a full-time worker. This is corporate slavery. The vast majority of low wage workers are adults, many are parents trying to support a family. Whether you are stocking shelves, flipping burgers, or cleaning bathrooms, every worker deserves to be paid fairly. Paying Oregon workers a real living wage would lift tens of thousands out of poverty and off government assistance, stimulating the economy and expanding opportunity and prosperity.7 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Joshua Welch
