Introduction Of The Labor Day

May 1st, also known as "May 1st International Labor Day" and "International Demonstration Day", is a national holiday in more than 80 countries in the world. It is held on May 1st every year. It is a festival shared by working people all over the world. Workers from all walks of life work hard in their ordinary posts every day. They shoulder their responsibilities with their shoulders, pay tribute to their duties with sweat, give back to society with their conscience, and decorate the world with their efforts, creating the happy life we have today. Their names are all different and they work in different positions. They are teachers, doctors, policemen, sanitation workers... They are dedicated and dedicated, and every effort deserves respect and recognition.

The origin of Labor Day

Labor Day originated from the workers' strike movement in Chicago, USA, in 1886. On May 1, 1886, more than 200,000 workers in Chicago, USA, held a general strike to fight for the implementation of an eight-hour work system, and finally won. To commemorate the strike movement of American workers, on July 14, 1889, the National Socialist Congress (the Second International - Socialist International) was held in Paris, France. The conference unanimously agreed to establish May 1 as the International Proletarian Day. A common holiday for classes and workers - International Labor Day.

The meaning of Labor Day

The significance of International Labor Day is that workers have fought for their legitimate rights and interests through struggle and used a tenacious, heroic, and unyielding spirit of struggle. This is a historic progress in human civilization and democracy. This is the essence of May Day and Labor Day.