• Essential Workers should be getting $600 hazardous pay
    Because just as those who have been out of work are at risk and need help, so are the people who still have to go to work every day...
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    Created by Leanne Maynard
  • COVID-19 Mandatory mask wearing
    Stop the spread protect our seniors and us Florida residents. Let’s represent the sunshine state and shine and bring down our numbers .
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    Created by Marlene Acosta
  • Essential Workers Should Each Receive $600 Hazardous Pay
    Essential workers are putting their health as well as their families health on the line everyday to provide services to people. Furthermore, essential workers have no choice, but to work because we are not put on furlough or making enough hours to make ends meet. Our health is just as important as every other person's health.
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    Created by Amanda Foust
  • Essential Pay for our City Workers
    They are daily putting their lives and potentially the lives of their families in harm's way as they manage our cities utilities. While most diseases and infections these employees may encounter can be controlled by required vaccinations there is currently no such thin for COVID-19. While the minimum PPE has been provide , continued exposure to contagious render the PPE useless. Varying frontline professionals understand that while they agree to be there for the betterment of our community.
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    Created by CITY EMPLOYEES
  • Gov. Wolf, please don’t reopen the beauty industry until we’re in Phase Green!
    It is impossible to perform personal grooming services while maintaining CDC social distancing guidelines. We should not have to sacrifice our health and safety for the vanity and financial gain of others. One client in, one client out is not sustainable for most salons or service providers. The PPE that would be required to do our jobs safely is both unobtainable and costly. Not to mention the fact that it should go to healthcare providers first. Blowdryer, ceiling fans, and air conditioning units could cause the aerosolized virus to spread even further throughout a salon. It’s simply not safe for us to work until we’re in Phase Green. Many of us have compromised immune systems or underlying conditions, or have loved ones who do. Please help us keep ourselves and our loved ones safe.
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    Created by Rachael Wilkerson
  • We Want Full Refunds
    Cancellation contract says non refundable IF THE TRAVELER cancels the trip and the travelers DID NOT cancel, KELLY TOURS did!
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    Created by Tami Randolph
  • Caregivers need a pay raise
    Caregivers are vital to making sure the population of vulnerable adults, i.e. the elderly and those with special needs, stay safe and healthy. They help those individuals live their best lives and they do it with compassion and skill. They run medical appointments, they do personal care, pass out medication, and are there to support the individuals. The issue is that there are many who choose to not become caregivers because the pay is so low. Caregivers put themselves through a lot to make sure that those who cannot care for themselves get the best care that they can provide. In the past few years many places have been working short staffed and having quite a bit of turnover with what staff they do hire. The main reason is that with all the responsibilities being a caregiver entails, most are being paid barely above minimum wage. Caregivers often put themselves at risk both physically and mentally doing the job that most families cannot. They deserve to be paid a living wage. Right now most caregivers can barely pay their bills with what they make unless they nearly kill themselves working extreme overtime. It isn't right.
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    Created by Erin Krumenacker
  • Violence Against Women Act
    The Violence Against Women Act is a significant legislature in America’s fight against domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking. In 2019 VAWA was up for reauthorization, but due to disagreement between lawmakers, the United States Congress failed to reach a bipartisan agreement. It is past time for Congress to take action and pass a reauthorization that maintains current protections for victims, invests in prevention, protects victims and survivors from armed abusers, and ensures all victims and survivors, including Native Americans and LBGTQ communities, have access to justice and safety. We need a full and enhanced reauthorization of VAWA to secure funding in future years. Congress's failure to reauthorize the law and update its substantive protections takes away services and access from those who are most impacted by domestic violence. As a constituent, I urge you to support the success of H.R. 1585 in the Senate, so that the goal of ending domestic violence against women may be recognized.
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    Created by Lou Vang
  • Reopen tattoo studios
    Covid 19 is affecting the economy in major ways and forcing people to make tough decisions for their families based upon recent events and work displacement. To ease the economic burden in our industry it is in our best interest to open back up with these limited restrictions. Moreover the quarantine was implemented to flatten the curve of the spread of covid 19 to ensure that hospitals were not overwhelmed all at once and to help prevent such rapid spread. The number of people infected is currently on a decline and the numbers aren’t as bad as once projected. Additionally Tattoo artist are trained and certified in blood borne pathogens and cross contamination as well as many other medical safety and sterility procedures.
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    Created by Veronica Tillman
  • RESIGN Mayor Carolyn Goodman
    Mayor Goodman is putting the lives of Las Vegas citizens in danger by pushing for Las Vegas business to re-open without offering a proper re-open plans or solutions. On her recent interview with Anderson Cooper she made it clear that it is not her job to ensure that casinos re-open for business with a plan that ensures both the safety of visitors and more importantly the safety of citizens of Las Vegas.
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    Created by Freddy Godinez
  • The next COVID-19 relief bill must cap sky-high interest rates
    We are asking Congress to pass this interest rate cap swiftly. Otherwise predatory lenders will be able take advantage of the acute financial distress that millions of people now face to profit by burying people more deeply in debt. At a time when millions of people across the United States are facing tremendous financial stress due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we should not allow predatory lenders to exploit people with triple-digit interest rates. Predatory lenders are looking to profit from the terrible economic hardships of this pandemic. Payday and car title lenders have long engaged in price-gouging with triple-digit interest rates and exorbitant fees. Price-gouging is bad enough in normal times; during a pandemic, it’s unconscionable. Sixteen states and the District of Columbia already cap interest rates. It’s time to extend interest rate caps nationwide to protect people from these loan sharks. Unless Congress takes action to stop it, Millions of people will fall deeper into debt as high cost lenders exploit the terrible moment we’re in. We need your help to convince Congress to stop predatory lenders from ripping people off during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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    Created by Americans for Financial Reform Picture
  • Hazard Pay for Essential Workers
    Most essential workers are not being paid a penny more during this pandemic. Mainly healthcare workers! This is outrageous that we even have to ask!! We need to stand up and speak for ourselves!!!
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    Created by Jacquilyn Elliott