Background
The Department of Labor is committed to growing our economy by improving job quality, equity and accessibility for all workers. This Labor Day, we're celebrating by promoting good jobs that empower workers while building a more inclusive and sustainable workforce for all.
Below are some key messages we're sharing this year, and you can find more updates on our work at www.dol.gov/LaborDay
Check out our new website with info and resources on migrant workers' rights, available in English and Spanish ⬇️
MigrantWorker.gov and TrabajadorMigrante.gov
DYK the first Labor Day celebration took place in New York City 141 years ago? Learn more about the history of why — and how — we celebrate workers on Labor Day: www.youtube.com/watch?v=0J88EogDKIQ
This Labor Day, we're celebrating and empowering America's workers by promoting good jobs, advancing equity in the workforce and enforcing the laws that protect people at work. See how at www.dol.gov/LaborDay
The Worker Organizing Resource and Knowledge Center website is a one-stop shop for information and resources on unions and collective bargaining: www.workcenter.gov
Unions help protect workers' health, safety, wages and retirement security. Want to organize one at your workplace? Here are the steps: www.workcenter.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Know_Your_Organizing_Rights_Toolkit.pdf
Social media information
- Web: dol.gov/LaborDay
- Twitter:
- Department of Labor: @USDOL
- Acting Secretary Julie Su: @ActSecJulieSu
- Spanish: @DOL_esp
- Facebook:
- Instagram:
- Department of Labor: @USDOL
- Acting Secretary Julie Su: @ActSecJulieSu
- LinkedIn:
- Hashtags:
- #LaborDay
- #LaborDay2023
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Labor Day 2023. Investing in America's workers. DOL.gov/LaborDay.
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Labor Day 2023. Investing in America's workers. DOL.gov/LaborDay.
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