Why labour day is celebrated
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It is a celebration of the American labor movement and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of workers.
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The beginning of International Workers Day or May Day has been celebrated since May 1, 1886, when the American labor unions went on strike to keep work hours no longer than 8 hours. During this strike, there was a bomb blast in Chicago's Haymarket. Nobody knows who threw this bomb. As a result, the police opened fire on the workers and killed seven workers. "Reliable witnesses testified that all the flashlights of the pistols came from the center of the street where the police were standing and not a single flash came from the crowd.
Labour Day is the day celebration for the workers.
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