• Ohio Licensed Massage Therapist soft opening effective May 1st
    To provide a service to the client that is helpful in promoting both physical and mental well being. In addition it ensures the continued survival of the independent Massage Therapist professionals; who are facing certain and perhaps grave financial hardship.
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    Created by Christina Armold
  • Independent Gyms Should Be Essential
    Unlike big commerical gyms that have investors just there to make a buck, the smaller independent gyms (like Pro Fit 24 Gym) have owners, who are lovers of helping others. We love helping people: * improve their health throught sound nutrition planning * learn to exercise properly and safely * lose weight * regain their life back * reverse certain health and medical conditions * reduce stress and promote healthier mental wellbeing * increase mobility and range of motion * possbily not have the need for certain surgeries and so much more... We also help bring the community together and encourage healthier lifestyles, improving the HEALTH, EMOTIONAL WELL BEING and DAILY FUNCTION for ALL people. Small GYMS like Pro Fit 24 Gym are a necessity and essential in any community. Sign the petition today and help small independent GYMS re-open so they can continue helping the community.
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    Created by Nanci Rose
  • Tell Sheriff Horton and I.C.E. Field Office Director Dianne Witte to FREE THEM ALL!
    People in detention are highly vulnerable to outbreaks of contagious illnesses. To date, we have seen the high level of contagion in New York jails and many counties across the county have released people detained or incarcerated as a measure to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Protecting the health of people in detention is a necessary step to protecting the public safety, as detention center staff and ICE officers go back to their homes and communities each night. Our demands are simple: Release all people incarcerated and detained in the Etowah county Detention Center and County Jail. Immediate action before an outbreak occurs is the best and safest way to prevent the spread of disease and reduce the threat to those most vulnerable to complications from the novel coronavirus. Release your plans to prevent the spread of COVID-19 within the Etowah County Detention Center and County Jail. Sheriff Horton has yet to release a detailed plan to reduce the risk of a COVID-19 outbreak in the Etowah County Jail and Detention Center. An outbreak would totally overwhelm the Etowah County Jail and medical facilities in Etowah County. Plans should include screening, testing, non-punitive isolation methods, and adequate medical care. Make publicly available information regarding the spread of COVID-19 within the Etowah County Detention Center and County Jail and uphold the right of those in custody to communicate with their families, friends, and legal counsel. Families, friends, and lawyers should have access to regular communication with those in detention including free phone calls (including confidential phone calls and video conferencing with attorneys), access to email, video visitation, and postage mail. Join us in advocating for the release of some of our most vulnerable community members by signing your name and/or organization below. Let’s #FreeThemAll together!
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    Created by Detention Watch Network
  • BARBERSHOP/SALONS REOPEN..ONE CLIENT AT A TIME
    Our industry is mostly staffed by independent contractors who rely solely on clients to make money. We are facing a grave financial hardship and if this continues much longer will be forced to close barbershops and salons which would cause is to lose our livlihoods.
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    Created by L Bell
  • Oklahoma Hairstylist one client at a time starting April 30
    For the livelihood of all the hairstylists that have no other way of getting Allow a licensed beauty professional to perform a beauty service/ privately with one client in the salon / per stylist at a time Starting as of Monday, April 27, 2020. All necessary precautions and sanitation protocols approved by the state of SC and the local Board of Health will be followed. Our industry needs to be recognized & deemed as an essential business so we can better serve our community. Servicing one client at a time (while wearing a mask & gloves) poses little to no risk of spreading the virus, as compared to 20 or more people in a grocery store or 10 plus people at restaurants picking up food. For the livelihood of all the hairstylists
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    Created by Jennifer Rogers
  • Opening Salons one Client at a time
    Its essential for people to feel groomed in a time like this. It keeps moral up. Not to mention the essential workers are not going to work groomed
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    Created by Anita Osuigwe-Spencer
  • One client at a time
    The survival of the independent beauty professionals is at risk. We are properly trained and practice safety and sanitation at the same level of hospitals and health care. We are facing a grave financial hardship, as a whole.
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    Created by Danielle Tavani
  • Hair Salons/One Client at a time
    The survival of small business such as Hair Salons, Barbershops, Nail technician and ALL licensed beauty professionals is at risk. We are facing a grave financial hardship
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    Created by Keshia Bowen
  • Estheticians, Massage Therapists, & Beauty Professionals Going Back to Work
    The survival of the independent health & beauty professionals is at risk. Many are already in grave financial hardship while others are on their way. Many of us cannot pay our bills or buy food now and others are close behind if we don’t get back to work soon, Please consider this petition to let us work again. We know & comply with the rules of sanitation everyday already in our work environment & understand them better than the average person because we are licensed through the state of New Mexico. We know how to properly clean and sanitize all of our tools and work space. All we have to do is add masks as many already use gloves and aprons & wipe down any surfaces our clients touch.
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    Created by Kelley Koehler Picture
  • Hair Salons/One Client At A Time (Soft Opening May 1)
    The survival of the independent beauty professionals is at risk. We are facing a grave financial hardship.
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    Created by Brad Fechter
  • Salons/One Client at a time
    Our industry is facing grave financial hardships. We are sole proprietors with no other means of income. Our survival and that of our families and children depend on the beauty industry for our survival.
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    Created by ShawnAnne Dixon
  • Nail salons one client at a time
    This is my livelihood...if I don’t have clients I don’t get paid and I can’t apply for unemployment
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    Created by Heather Richter