International Labor Day 2022: Why Celebrate Labor Day, How Was It Started?

International Labor Day 2022: If it is said that workers have an important role in running the world, then it will not be wrong. In support of these workers, May 1 is celebrated as Labor Day across the world. But do you know how Labor Day started?

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International Labor Day History: May 1 is celebrated as Labor Day across the world. This day is also called Labor Day, May Day, Labor Day and Labor Day. This day is completely dedicated to the workers. This day is a public holiday in many countries. Labor Day was started in India in 1923. Labor Day is celebrated on different dates in many countries. But in most countries, Labor Day is celebrated on 1st May only.

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How did Labor Day start?

Labor Day started after an incident that happened in America. In the year 1886, on the occasion of May Day, a trade union of America went on strike demanding 8 hours of work instead of 16 hours. During this, to control the crowd, the police did shelling on the striking workers, in which many workers lost their lives. After this incident a movement started abroad. Let us tell you, until 1916, America did not recognize the demand for 8 hours of work. Along with the demand for 8 hours of work, the workers also raised their voice for their rights.

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When and how did Labor Day start in India?

Labor Day in India was started by the Labor Kisan Party of Hindustan in Madras (now Chennai) in 1923. During this, a red flag was used which represents the working class. On the occasion of Labor Day, there is a holiday in more than 80 countries of the world.

What is the importance of Labor Day?

Labor Day is celebrated all over the world keeping in mind the sacrifice and sacrifice of the workers. Labor Day is celebrated in respect of workers, their unity and in support of their rights.

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