• RAISE THE MINIMUM WAGE IN FLORIDA
    I am starting this petition because my family members are suffering and I am helpless to assist them because I am on a fixed income.
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    Created by HERMAN FOUNTAIN
  • The Arts: Tragically in the shadows of Athletics
    PHS is putting on the up and coming production of "West Side Story." As you can imagine, as with any musical, this is a tremendous undertaking. However, tragically, there are not costume or prop departments,so all things are left to the students to do and this creates unneeded stress on them while they are busy trying to perfect lines. There apparently was enough money to build a showcase glass for athletes and their achievements in the New Gymnasium but when it comes to the theater, we are constantly lacking. This is nothing short of a great inconvenience to say the least and it needs to be addressed at once.
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    Created by Angel Allen
  • Indiana/United States
    RAISE THE MINIMUM WAGE TO A MAXIMUM WAGE!
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    Created by Teant Jones
  • Raise the Minimum Wage in Oklahoma!
    21 states have already voted to increase the minimum wage. It's time for Oklahoma to catch up with the times and move forward. College graduates and hard working Oklahomans work minimum wage jobs just to scrape by. Pay these people a better wage for their efforts and reward your most valuable resource: people.
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    Created by Liam Whitlock
  • Minimum Wage Hike Critical!
    My four Sons all went to college. They all lived at home for the most part. They were forced to work more hours than they should have.
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    Created by Russell LeJeune
  • Raise the Minimum wage in California
    1. Hard working families deserve to earn living wages. 2. There is no better way of strengthening our economy than through building a strong working middle class.
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    Created by Carlos A Soto Jr
  • Increase Minimum Wage
    Having a standard minimum wage of $15.00 an hour is a good step in the right direction, however having multiple minimum wages based on how big a company is means more equal distribution of wealth. Currently there are three big employers that all have something in common, low wages for their employees. The big three are McDonalds, Walmart, and Yum Foods.
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    Created by Alex Hernandez
  • Tell Arkansas to raise minimum wage!
    Arkansas employers are still paying workers at 40+ year old wages. It's time the state leaves the sharecropper mentality behind and shows some compassion for working families.
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    Created by Christy Townsend
  • Raise minimum wage in Texas
    Because it will help to reduce poverty, stimulate the economy, and restore faith in society to the people of Texas, giving hope to other States.
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    Created by Gail Ann Babbitt
  • Raise Maine's Minimum Wage
    Currently citizens are subsidizing the income of workers paid an inadequate wage by their employers through SNAP and other assistance programs. Employers should pay wages sufficient enough to keep an employee out of poverty.
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    Created by Teresa Montague
  • Arizona needs wider distribution of the life saving drug, Naloxone.
    The United States is currently in a full blown prescription drug and heroin epidemic and Arizona has the 6th highest number of deaths. Arizona needs to step up its efforts to save lives by allowing the distribution of the drug Naloxone (Narcan) to non-physician adults who could administer the drug to quickly reverse the overdose.
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    Created by Valerie Mackenzie-Low - TAM AZ Chapter
  • Arizona Needs A Good Samaritan 911 Law
    The United States is currently in a full blown prescription drug and heroin epidemic and Arizona has the 6th highest number of deaths. Arizona needs to step up its efforts to save lives by putting in place laws that encourage calling 911 for a quick response by emergency responders.
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    Created by Valerie Mackenzie-Low - TAM AZ Chapter