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Today is May 1, International Labour Day--yes, not what the Americans call Labor Day at all--so when's the day we all celebrate international capitalism, the very thing which makes us all rich?
May 1st marks International Workers' Day! Learn about the history and significance of this day, along with a list of countries that celebrate the working class on this specific date.
Though International Workers' Day is not a federal holiday in the U.S., there still may be protests and/or other scheduled activities happening near you. Check with local labor groups to learn more.
The first day of May marks a global celebration to honour the contributions of workers, representing a key moment for trade unions to call on governments for stronger labour rights. Recognised by ...