What is the significance of Labour Day or May Day? | Explained
The Hindu decodes the history of Labour Day and why it is celebrated worldwide.
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The story so far: May Day is celebrated on May 1 to honour the working class and commemorate their struggles for fair wages and better working conditions.In 2024, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) emphasised the importance of renewing commitment to social justice. The ILO highlighted the daily challenges that workers face, both existing and emerging, and called for action to ensure that economic growth translates into better living standards and working conditions for all. “This year, our celebration of Labour Day has a sense of urgency for renewed commitment to social justice, as we navigate through the complexities of our time, including climate change and the rapid evolution of the workplace due to technological advancements.
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