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Labor Day, which originated to honor the struggles and contributions of working-class people, has often become a holiday where those in higher management positions may receive more benefits and time off, while those in labor-intensive roles may still be expected to work. I suggest that higher authorities should work on Labor Day and laborers should take rest. It's a commentary on the ongoing struggles for workers' rights and fair labor practices.

Do we really understand the true meaning of Labor Day? Holiday in the United States where we celebrate and honor workers Recognize the hard work that people do every day in different jobs Who Helped Create Labor Day? Peter McGuire Advocate for workers' rights. Designate a day each year to celebrate Big parade to show the strength of workers Matthew Maguire Potential "Father of Labor Day." Organized many strikes to help them. Determined to improve conditions for workers It's up for debate  🤔 Then again does anyone remember who founded The Coca-Cola Company Thomas Deans 😉 Labor Day is about appreciating all workers and the contributions they make to society. So put your feet up 👣 Spend time with loved ones 💖 And of course eat, eat, eat 😋 What specific ways do you plan to honor the hard working people this Labor Day?

Happy Labor Day! Ever wondered why Americans are the only ones that celebrate today? Most of the rest of the world celebrates on May 1st. Most socialist labor unions in Europe and beyond picked May 1st to celebrate the rights won by laborers and unionists. Many of these workers' battles were inspired by or directly organized by socialist movements. Whereas the United States wanted to celebrate the American worker, it did not want to provide any credibility to socialists. Thus, September 1st was picked. The State of New York would be the first to celebrate Labor Day, in 1882. In the 19th century, the average American worker spent 70-60 hours working. Today, the average American worker spends 40.4 hours working. The average lawyer however works 48 hours a week!

🌟 Happy Labor Day! 🌟 Today, we honor the resilience and dedication of workers across the nation. Labor Day is a reminder that the fight for workers’ rights is a fight for justice, equality, and dignity for all. As we celebrate, let’s remember the power of collective action and the importance of standing up for fair wages, safe working conditions, and the right to organize. At Action Activists, we believe that youth voices are essential in continuing the legacy of those who have fought for workers’ rights before us. Together, we can build a future where every worker is valued and respected. Keep pushing for change. Keep fighting for justice. Let’s make sure every worker’s contribution is recognized and every voice is heard.

A new presidential memorandum on global labor rights outlines the first whole-of-government approach to advancing worker empowerment and organizing, workers' rights and labor standards worldwide. Learn more about the work our Bureau of International Labor Affairs is doing to advance this directive: https://lnkd.in/exrVJFi9

The History of Labor Day: A Celebration of Hard Work and Progress Did you know that Labor Day has roots dating back to the late 19th century? The first Labor Day was celebrated on September 5, 1882, in New York City, organized by the Central Labor Union. It was a day set aside to honor the contributions of workers who laid the foundation of our nation's strength, prosperity, and well-being. Originally, the day was marked by parades and festivals, giving workers a much-needed break and recognizing their essential role in building the economy. Over time, Labor Day has evolved into a national holiday that not only marks the unofficial end of summer but also serves as a reminder of the importance of fair labor practices and the ongoing pursuit of workers' rights. As leaders, let's take this opportunity to reflect on the progress we've made and continue to advocate for workplaces where everyone feels valued, supported, and empowered to succeed. This Labor Day, let's honor the legacy of those who fought for fair working conditions and pledge to lead with empathy, respect, and a commitment to the well-being of our teams. #LaborDayHistory #LeadershipInAction #TeamAppreciation #WorkersRights

In this video, our Labor & Employment team break down the major US labor developments in 2024 thus far, predict what’s next and share practical advice for guiding your company through the current employee-friendly labor landscape. Click to view the video.

In this video, our Labor & Employment team break down the major US labor developments in 2024 thus far, predict what’s next and share practical advice for guiding your company through the current employee-friendly labor landscape. Click to view the video.

🔹LABOR DAY GREETINGS! Labor Day stands as a reminder of the need for continuous effort and reform in pursuit of dignity and fairness for all workers. Labor Day, the first Monday in September, was established in 1884. It serves as a critical reflection on the history of the labor movement in the United States. Emerging from the struggles of workers advocating for fair wages, reasonable hours, and safer working conditions, this day commemorates the enduring impact of those early efforts on modern labor rights. It is a day to recognize the ongoing importance of labor in shaping economic and social structures. As we observe this holiday, it is essential to acknowledge the scholarly contributions to labor studies that continue to inform our understanding of work, equity, and justice in a globalized economy.

On this International Labor Day, let's recognize the value of labor rights and fair working conditions for all. #FairLabor #WorkersRights #globalbusinessnetwork #gbn #business #laborday2024