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Thank you,
Gene McGinnis
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July 14, 2011
My son suffered enough when he was shot, and I refuse to let his story be ignored by the people who turned their backs on him. We need to reach five hundred signatures to force those in power to look at these broken workers compensation laws. Please post this link to your own pages right now so we can stop being invisible.
February 16, 2010
Seeing this momentum grow proves that people recognize the cruelty Sam faced after his life was changed forever. Your commitment to this fight validates the long, painful nights spent trying to get justice for my son. We are finally building the pressure needed to force a real change in these broken laws.
Reached 100 supporters
February 10, 2010
6 Comments
Total disgrace. Companies just toss people out when they arent useful anymore. Fight hard gene.
This is completely wrong. Being abandoned after getting hurt on the job is just unamerican. Fix this law now.
Shared this on my page. Nobody should be treated like that after serving their workplace. Prayers for Sam.
The company should be held responsible for what happened. Workers comp is a joke in this state.
Unbelievable that this is even legal. How are people supposed to survive after an injury like that?
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Thank you to those who signed the petition. The petition has been moved to the following location. http://www.change.org/petitions/son-shot-twice-at-cvs-then-discarded-reform-wc-laws
Thank you,
Gene McGinnis
Updates
July 14, 2011
My son suffered enough when he was shot, and I refuse to let his story be ignored by the people who turned their backs on him. We need to reach five hundred signatures to force those in power to look at these broken workers compensation laws. Please post this link to your own pages right now so we can stop being invisible.
February 16, 2010
Seeing this momentum grow proves that people recognize the cruelty Sam faced after his life was changed forever. Your commitment to this fight validates the long, painful nights spent trying to get justice for my son. We are finally building the pressure needed to force a real change in these broken laws.
Reached 100 supporters
February 10, 2010
6 Comments
Heartbreaking story. Wishing your son the very best recovery possible. Justice for workers!!
Total disgrace. Companies just toss people out when they arent useful anymore. Fight hard gene.
This is completely wrong. Being abandoned after getting hurt on the job is just unamerican. Fix this law now.
Shared this on my page. Nobody should be treated like that after serving their workplace. Prayers for Sam.
The company should be held responsible for what happened. Workers comp is a joke in this state.
Unbelievable that this is even legal. How are people supposed to survive after an injury like that?
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Heartbreaking story. Wishing your son the very best recovery possible. Justice for workers!!