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LITTLE RIVER STREETS AND ROADSAs residents we are entitled to safe roads.14 of 100 SignaturesCreated by David Cook
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COUNTRY ROAD WORKERS ARE FIGHTING FOR FAIR PAY AND JOB SECURITY!Workers deserve fair wages and conditions are working throughout the pandemic.12,505 of 15,000 SignaturesCreated by United Workers Union
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Pension fund disappearanceWe were as pensioners never to be a burden o the welfare system, now politicians make us look like a drain on society, We have paid for over 50 years towards our retirement. Class action is the next step, over a million pensioners to back Me up.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Steve Roberts
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COLES TURNS IT'S BACK ON IT'S MEAT TEAM MEMBERSAlone we can do little Together we can do so much This is a fight for Coles Meat members and to secure security for our future generation of workers.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by AMIEU NSW Branch
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Just Transition• According to the Global Climate Risk Index 2020, between 1999 and 2018, Bangladesh ranked seventh in the countries worst affected by extreme weather events. Of the top seven countries, only Myanmar and the Philippines suffered a bigger death toll than low-lying Bangladesh. • Workers have the right to participate in all the aspects of Just Transition processes. Nobody can represent the interests of workers better than workers themselves and their trade union organizations. Trade unions are called to participate actively in these national follow-up and review processes on the Just Transition with a view to promote and defend workers’ rights as well as the interests of the poorest in society.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Mostafa Kamal
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Call for Corona vaccine for everyoneBecause it is a basic human rights.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Yoko Morikawa
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Compensation to essential workersThe essential workers are forced to work risking their life. We all have been applauding their work by words of appreciation but they need reasonable compensation for their work. It will keep them more encouraged to work that is important at this stage as they are saviours of the people.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Rajendra Acharya
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PAID LEAVE FOR COVID AFFECTED WORKERSThe governemnt has given relief packages and tax benefits to businesses to tide over this crisis period. Free food grains are distributed through public distribution systems and a small relief was given to people under poverty line in direct benefit transfer. But what about the workers? The workers in urban areas have no money to pay the rent or school fees for their children. Paid leave for COVID 19 affected workers will ensure that their families do not go hungry during the breadwinners illness. It is important to have proper nourishing food to recover from COVID 19. If the wages during the COVID 19 illness are not paid then not only the worker but his/her family members will be victims of the pandemic. It is to ensure food on the plates for the family that we demand Paid Leave for COVID 19 Affected Workers.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Anjali Bedekar
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Protect Welding Workersfdfds1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Hannah Smith
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Lockdown relief for SA workersMy name is Luna Voelcker-Sala. I am a casual worker in the hospitality industry. As a result of the recently announced lockdown for South Australia, I have lost all of my shifts and all my income for (at least) the next 7 days. Yes, important measures have been taken to protect the public's health, but financial support for unemployed workers should be at the heart of these measures. I am fortunate enough to be living at home with a family that can support me, but there are so many others that need to pay rent, alongside groceries, medicine, personal bills etc. And I am just one of the thousands of workers that have lost their entire incomes. We all want to keep everyone safe from COVID-19, but us workers need financial relief to make ends meet.150 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Luna Voelcker-Sala
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Build a Secondary School for Lalor Northern School for AutismEnsuring all children get equal access to education, funding, facilities and support. Last years budget committed to Peter Lalor campus (which are two campuses for senior school students and should be covering mainstream and NSA) is not addressing the gaps and substandard facilities available for our children. WHY? Why will my child’s education be of a lesser value than that of Peter Lalor Voc. College3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Vanessa Hewitt
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FEE REBATE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSInternational Students, particularly those study offshore have borne the brunt of the pandemic. We have to stand in solidarity with our International Student community, they continue to pay exorbitant tuition fees while the quality of their education is suffering.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by ISA La Trobe