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Require Employers to Allow Working from HomeCurrently there is no legislation to stop employers from requiring employees to attend offices in person. This means employers are allowed to ask employees to come in if they decide creating a hot spot for virus transmission.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Joseph Alexander
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Stop the handover of DCC land to the John Player Factory DevelopersThe development as planned is against DCC's own masterplan, contrary to an Bord Pleanalas own inspectors report and against the wishes of the entire community.5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Joseph Clarke
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Fairness for CAO reapplicantsTo ensure that 20,201 cao applicants applying on the basis of points from previous years don't miss out on college places due to grade inflation.17 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Mirabel Ogiegor
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Support E-learning for kids during a pandemicKeep our kids safe, keep ourselves safe so we can keep our Ireland safe!!!764 of 800 SignaturesCreated by Yana Wang
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Call for the resignation of Dara Calleary and others who did not follow guidelinesWe need public representatives who lead by example, particularly in these difficult times. It is unacceptable that there is one rule for them and another for the general public. It's not like it was an essential event either.79 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Linda Hayden
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Stop the abuses of Meat Plant workersThe Covid crisis has shown how weak protections are for all workers in this country. The scandal in the meat plants is just one blatant example. Failure to act now and give these workers greater protections and workplace rights will mean huge health risks for all workers and communities affected in the future296 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Brid Smith
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Brown Bin Collection in NewtowncashelCurrently I put all food waste in my black bin which costs me a lot of money but this cost would greatly decrease if a brown bin was available in our area as it only costs €2 per collection for a food waste caddy bin. It would also benefit our environment if our food waste was being disposed of correctly.72 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Síle Mulvihill
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No One-Way system on Strand RoadIt will push heavy duty traffic into surrounding villages. At peak hours traffic is almost at standstill in the current situation this will only add to this. No consultation with any residents of these areas and these are the people who will be affected by this decision.* *At the time of setting up this petition, there was no consultation process in place. Now, a public consultation is now open here: https://consultation.dublincity.ie/traffic-and-transport/strand-road-trial-cycle-route/1,095 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Orla Murphy
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New homeTo keep the family close to there neighbours and community in this time of need3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Lisa Woods
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Stop the closure of St. Mary's Home in Merrion35 blind and visually-impaired ladies have lived here some for over six decades. The proposal is to close the centre and transfer these people to other locations. They have been friends for years; they know the layout of their environment; now they are to be separated and sent to different places. It is difficult enough when you are blind to get to know a new place but when you are an elderly prson it is much more difficult.237 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Michael Lavin
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Prevent Old age Pension entitlement age from increasingHaving reached 62 ( any being a cancer survivor this last 5 years) With a Husband who is 65 still working but with a thyroid condition, I am very conscious about how different our bodies and minds are coming into later life and how difficult it is for may people to be able to work effectively as age progresses. My personal view is that the original age of 65 was introduced for this reason and should not have been changed. We have paid our taxes and social welfare payments for the past 45-50 years in good faith that when our time came we could reap our reward (despite it being at a very basic level) The government knew we were coming and should have provided for us as we have carried this country through these years. The argument that people are living longer simply sucks. Yes some do (thanks to improved medical services etc. ) I agree, but many do not and we should not be forced to continue to drag our weary bodies around the workplace for a further 5 years until we are sure almost dead. Can the government not see that instead of having the older population on OAP, they are simply going to have to sustain them on medical /disability basis. Lets face it we have by the age of 65/66 paid our dues and should be entitled to enjoy what remains of our lives in freedom and peace. Perhaps some of us do live longer, but how many of these end up in Nursing Homes where they have to hand over their homes via Fair deal schemes plus their old age pension to cover the cost of their care. (Incidentally this system only allows them keep c.€40 per week for personal items including Prescription costs so families usually have to supplement this.) In my view the younger generation should be giving this matter greater consideration and support than they are,They should begin to realise that their time will come sooner than they expect. Unfortunately, though many of the young believe themselves infallible and do not realise how fast old age comes upon us.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by toni McQuillan
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Close down Minx farms in IrelandBecause animals have the right to live.11 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Kerry Long