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Think of every woman in your life that you have ever loved.  Think of every woman that was discriminated against!

Stop 60's-Type discrimination in the work place now!!!

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Think of our daughters
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Employment Laws are strong, but not strong enough.  My daughter, your daughter, possibly, your sister, your aunt, your mother are still living in a society where women are discriminated against. Laws need to be stricter and language more concise. If a company is aware of discrimination in the work place and they do nothing about it, then stricter punishments need to prevail!!! Please help!!  I should know I was such a victim!! Large corporations do not care about the little person!!
Employment Laws are strong, but not strong enough.  My daughter, your daughter, possibly, your sister, your aunt, your mother are still living in a society where women are discriminated against. Laws need to be stricter and language more concise. If a company is aware of discrimination in the work place and they do nothing about it, then stricter punishments need to prevail!!! Please help!!  I should know I was such a victim!! Large corporations do not care about the little person!!
Too many companies out there  are trying "for the sake of downsizing " to  just cast out anyone from the workplace without any sense of loyalty.  Companies used to be loyal, no longer.  The gross travesty of justice is when companies still discriminate as if in the 1960's operation mode!!!  Often women will be too scared to come forward.  We need to urge congress to enforce stricter discrimination and workplace harassment laws as well as enforce stricter punishments for companies who know about it and do not do anything!! Yes, think of your daughter and every female you have ever cared about!!!  Won't you take just a second and sign?? Please help:  http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/stop-60s-type-discrimination-in-the-work-place-now
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We signed the "Stop 60's-Type discrimination in the work place now!!!" petition!
# 161:
12:27 pm PDT, Aug 29, Lori Clark, Florida
# 160:
9:36 pm PDT, Aug 2, Andi Alnwick, New York
Our daughters! Their peace of mind in the work place! Our future! One can not speak out alone, we must have a voice!! Stand up against 60's t

Won't you just take a minute to sign the petition and think of your daughter and her daughters?

# 159:
3:22 pm PDT, Jul 30, Linda Bonura, Louisiana
Our daughters! Their peace of mind in the work place! Our future! One can not speak out alone, we must have a voice!! Stand up against 60's t

Won't you just take a minute to sign the petition and think of your daughter and her daughters?

# 158:
6:23 pm PDT, Jul 24, Yvette Monnet, France
Our daughters! Their peace of mind in the work place! Our future! One can not speak out alone, we must have a voice!! Stand up against 60's t

Won't you just take a minute to sign the petition and think of your daughter and her daughters?

# 157:
9:50 am PDT, Jul 14, Name not displayed, Kuwait
Our daughters! Their peace of mind in the work place! Our future! One can not speak out alone, we must have a voice!! Stand up against 60's t

Won't you just take a minute to sign the petition and think of your daughter and her daughters?

# 156:
5:43 am PDT, Jun 24, Muna Shurush, Australia
# 155:
2:09 pm PDT, Jun 19, Rachel H, Ohio
# 154:
12:09 pm PDT, Jun 19, Lizzy Kline, Pennsylvania
# 153:
5:32 am PDT, Jun 12, Name not displayed, Connecticut
# 152:
10:41 am PDT, Jun 8, Barbara Bunton, Texas
# 151:
4:52 pm PDT, Jun 6, Mike Pert, New York
# 150:
4:51 pm PDT, Jun 6, Yariv Leers, New York
# 149:
4:50 pm PDT, Jun 6, Arline Wrecker, New York
# 148:
4:49 pm PDT, Jun 6, Frank Kunkel, New York
# 147:
4:48 pm PDT, Jun 6, Jeff Fischman, New Jersey
# 146:
4:47 pm PDT, Jun 6, Joe Tobia, New York
# 145:
4:46 pm PDT, Jun 6, Hon.Howie Birnbaum, New York
# 144:
4:45 pm PDT, Jun 6, Eric Waxman, Pennsylvania
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4:44 pm PDT, Jun 6, Seth Stern, New Jersey
# 142:
3:00 pm PDT, May 28, Name not displayed, Indiana
# 140:
4:05 pm PDT, May 19, Deborah Cooper, United Kingdom
# 139:
1:41 pm PDT, May 19, Ange Barrett, United Kingdom
# 138:
5:07 am PDT, May 16, William Harper, Georgia
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4:26 pm PDT, May 15, Cher Isbell, Texas
# 136:
3:19 pm PDT, May 15, Pamela White, North Carolina
# 135:
1:36 pm PDT, May 15, Roberto Angarita Vargas, Colombia
# 134:
7:10 am PDT, May 15, Jacqueline Tremlin, Idaho
# 133:
3:33 am PDT, May 15, Cebelica Osmanagic, Bosnia And Herzegovina
# 132:
2:59 am PDT, May 15, Imran Riaz, Pakistan
# 131:
8:46 pm PDT, May 14, Laura - Elena Doltu, Romania
# 130:
11:49 pm PDT, May 13, Elle Jordan, Massachusetts
Discrimination against women is totally unexceptable anywhere. I am in a profession that is mostly comprised of men and believe me I have had to work harder than they do to prove myself. Are you aware that when women are regarded as second class citizens and men take over, they are usually anti abortion and homophobic. That is number 5 on my list of things regarding a facist nation. Is this Nazi Germany and nobody told me. We are in serious trouble if we cannot level the playing field after all these years. By the way, I have seen women out perform men more often than not. Perhaps it is our organizational skills and intuitive minds. Large corporations need to be more responsible and they might start in the Human Relations department.

I will gladly sign this petition because I totally believe in its purpose.

# 129:
9:02 am PDT, May 13, Emily Selwood, Virginia
# 128:
3:12 pm PDT, May 10, NANCY RILEY, Georgia
# 127:
7:27 am PDT, May 7, Vickie Burchell, Tennessee
# 126:
2:52 pm PDT, May 6, Robyn Sharpe, Massachusetts
# 125:
2:49 am PDT, May 5, Lynnzie Stirling, United Kingdom
# 124:
6:11 pm PDT, May 4, Audrey Liebl, Massachusetts
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6:44 am PDT, May 4, Marie Green, Oregon
# 122:
2:09 am PDT, May 4, Ana Platon, Romania
# 121:
11:07 pm PDT, May 3, Marena Chen, Malaysia
# 120:
9:43 pm PDT, May 3, Max Glenn, Oregon
# 119:
7:13 pm PDT, May 3, Elaine Secondo, Connecticut
# 118:
6:47 pm PDT, May 3, Lisa Smith, Tennessee
: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/5/in-support-of-lisa-and-bella-smith-2
# 117:
6:18 pm PDT, May 3, Darlene Davis, Michigan
# 116:
4:13 pm PDT, May 3, Lillian Reyes, California
# 115:
3:24 pm PDT, May 3, David Gould, United Kingdom
# 114:
11:31 am PDT, May 3, Joyce Gibbs, New York
# 113:
10:24 am PDT, May 3, Florika Bobetic, Sweden
# 112:
9:43 am PDT, May 3, Barry Seth, Illinois
# 111:
11:52 am PDT, May 2, Dreama Runyon, Florida
# 110:
11:41 am PDT, May 2, Terrie Williams, Texas
# 109:
11:14 am PDT, May 2, Mary Owens, Georgia
# 108:
8:53 am PDT, May 2, Elizabeth Oehrn, Sweden
# 107:
6:53 am PDT, May 2, Teresa Berry, Wisconsin
# 106:
6:24 am PDT, May 2, Sinikka D., Finland
# 105:
6:04 am PDT, May 2, Jamie Scott, Texas
# 104:
4:29 am PDT, May 2, Gail Dair, Australia
# 103:
1:29 am PDT, May 2, Marian Elliott, Wyoming
# 102:
1:13 am PDT, May 2, Melissa Dawson Chapman, Michigan
It is high time that women in this country are treated fairly! Equal pay for equal work! We do have laws that are supposed to prevent this, but no one seems to enforce them...

We should have had the Equal Rights Amendment passed YEARS AGO! And we sit here talking about how women are not treated fairly in OTHER countries. Give me a break.

# 101:
12:37 am PDT, May 2, Jocelyn Koopmann, Australia
Descrimination should be HISTORY. When people discriminate in Australia, they are fined & maybe taken to court.

With pleasure.

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