LABOR DAY

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Monday, May 1, 2023, Philippines celebrated labor day. It is known as “Araw ng mga Manggagawa”. It is also an union to bring attention to current issues affecting the workers. Such as to hear their complaints, about  minimum wage, inhumane working conditions, etc. Filipino workers are given chance to spend their day with their loved ones.

 

No matter what your work is you deserve to rest. This day is given to all workers out there to spend their day with their loved ones and to relax. All workers deserve to rest after all those hard works. They deserve to treat themselves. To those Filipino workers out there, who are working hard, never give up. Keep fighting and do your best. If you are tired, then rest. Don’t force yourself to do it. Salute to all of you. Mabuhay!

 


Hard work makes everything better. Continue hard working but never forget to rest. Rest, then fight again. Never lose hope, you might get tired, but still you need to fight. Hwaiting!

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

REFERENCE:

LABOR DAY RETRIEVED ON MAY 11,2023

https://nationaltoday.com/philippines-labor-day/#:~:text=Philippines%20Labor%20Day%20is%20celebrated,’Araw%20ng%20mga%20Manggagawa’

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