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Open bars and restaurants with half the occupancyTo rebuild our economy, to get people back to work. To keep people from losing they’re businesses.383 of 400 SignaturesCreated by Michael Capobianco
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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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Florida Hairdressers back to workIn this time of hardship and social isolation, looking our best is primordial for our well being and mental health. Hairdresser and people in the beauty industry are considered gig workers, out of work means no pay for any one of us, with none o very little help from the government86 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Marco Romero
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Petition to Dewine to open Tattoo studioThe importance in our businesses being open is at this point there is nothing we can do to pay our bills. Most tattoo artist are 1099 employees. At the earliest May 17th was the last date told we would be able to apply for unemployment. We have been out of work for over 4 weeks. most tattoo artist work by appointment only. This allows use to control the amount of people in our establishments. Please consider what this is doing to so many families of artist. Ohio is one of the largest tattooed states in the whole country.309 of 400 SignaturesCreated by John Conner
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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.95 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Lauren Malinowitzer
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One Client At A Time California Hair Salon/BarberShopLicensed Barbers and Cosmetologists are facing major financial hardships due to most of us being independent contractors/booth renters. We do not have the safety net of unemployment or health benefits that other work industries provide. Providing the opportunity for us to work will not only help alleviate the financial strain that many of us are facing, but give us the ability to lift the spirits of our community of clients who are desperately awaiting our return.325 of 400 SignaturesCreated by Christina Swanson
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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
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Our campgroundsI am a member of a private campgrounds and it's a lot of our members peaceful place , we do have visitors has far as family and friends but we have closed it to members only, we have shut down our restrooms shower houses and all social areas for right now, I see no reason if we are using are own facility in our trailers and maintain social distancing why we still have to remain closed.it is time we have our little piece of heaven back9 of 100 SignaturesCreated by James Marshall
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Fitness Centers/With Restrictions (Soft Opening April 27th)There are several small business gym owners across the United States that may not survive if they do not have the chance to open back up with these restrictions and soon. The key word is in the name, small business means not alot of people at one time anyway. Most small business owners took the leap and used their own money to make that move. Now several will not survive. Please help small business gym owners open back up so we have a fighting chance of surviving and making sure that our communities have a gym to go back to. Alot of small communities rely on the small business gyms to survive.6,406 of 7,000 SignaturesCreated by Randy Fry
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Tattoo and piercings soft openings April 27,2020The survival of the independent tattoo professionals is at risk. We are facing a grave financial hardship.242 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Tim Casey Aitken
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Tattoo Shops/ One Client at a TimeLabeling Tattoo Artists as “non-essential” and forcibly closing the shops, has created financial hardship on many individuals, whom many are self employed and not eligible for current Unemployment Benefits. Open up my tattoo shop!!3,549 of 4,000 SignaturesCreated by Jenni Weisfeld