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had someone ask me like “why are you guys unionizing? just cuz?” and it threw me so bad i didnt even know how to answer
Showing posts with label Labour Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Labour Day. Show all posts
Monday 4 September 2023
Monday 5 September 2022
Monday 6 September 2021
Happy Labour Day!
Time again to celebrate the joys
of being in the workforce
and all who labour in it!
Monday 7 September 2020
Happy Labour Day!
It's been a rough year for the labour force, hasn't it?
Layoffs, illness, working from home,
uncertainty about the future.
And the pandemic taught us something else as well --
It's a good thing that being
in the labour force remains
in the labour force remains
as fun, exciting and fulfilling as ever!
Monday 2 September 2019
Happy Labour Day!
Oh, if only we didn't need pesky little ongoing necessities like food, rent/mortgage, clothes, etc.! Then we could all kiss the workforce goodbye and live a life of leisure like the 1% do.
But huzzah! There is one day of the year which recognizes the invaluable contributions of labour to our economic system, whether people comprehend the true nature of that system or not.
And this is not the day to be snarky or holier-than-thou about anyone else's occupation or profession -- we're all in the same boat when it comes to trading our life energy for money.
And above all else, make work and your job your priority!
Like this prime example of Worker of the Year --
Stifle those doubt-filled, non-conformist impulses!
It won't take a toll on you over the years!
Work-life balance? Fuhgeddaboutit!
Your boss knows best!
Try to get along with everyone, fer gawd's sake.
And always remember . . . .
There now, doesn't that make you feel better about work?
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