Celebrating Labor and Their Contributions to Our Nation

Celebrating Labor
Thank You

Labor is not always fully appreciated. We often focus on notable people but often ignore the collective contributions of many hard working men and women. The focus has often been on the big names, politicians, and those who spend a lot of money. Yet, every nation depends on labor, and America’s strength and greatness have always been built on it. We will continue to rely on labor just as much in the future as we have in the past. Skilled workers, professionals, artists, investors and scientists have all played a vital role in shaping our society (Many hands and labor has one of the biggest). They are the supporters of our democracy at its root.

Today we celebrate labor and simply want to say: thank you for all that you have done. In my own family, I have relatives who are executives, some who were laborers, and others who chose their own path. Together, as a community, we recognize that everyone contributes in their own way-and we focus on the community. Without everyday people like us, we would not be where we are today. Let us continue to support skill development as a vital pathway to a strong and thriving middle-class life.

This was Rock the Dock in Escanaba. The community came out and enjoyed the day. The History of Labor Day

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