Montana Department of Labor & Industry’s Post

May 1st ,Labour Day, we recognize the contributions by all humans to the various labour market, from hard labour, community base labour, educators, medical care assistant, legal, white collar, policy makers, activist, homemakers and so on. While we contribute in different volumes, we also recognise that faith (regardless of religions) tells us to be responsible stewards to the world we live in. We work to feed our family, to have the capacity to buy things, have savings and invest (for some). There are also another group of people (indigenous people way of life), they work to be sufficient and sustainable. And another group, for some reason, is unable to work (either by choice or force). In this wide spectrum of the conundrum we live in, the complexity of the society and era we live, as Christian I reflect on Micah 6:8 ‘He has told you, O mortal, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God’. The words are profound, hence it is a call for all human beings to act, love and walk justly without hurting, persecuting and discriminating another human being. The inequalities we face have destroyed us and others. The social context we live in has been impacted too. Hope this Labour Day will bring change to the nation and further respect every being without race, colour, nationality and believe. “Happy Labour Day”

As we take Labor Day to remember the contributions of American workers, how about thinking about all the hard work you’ve put into your life? You’ve not only worked hard for financial stability, but you’ve also worked hard to support your family, your community, and so many other people! 🧑🤝🧑 So this Labor Day, take a few moments to reflect on your life's work and secure your legacy. Read our latest article to learn more. Click here to read more: https://lnkd.in/dVinjkgU

👷 As we take Labor Day to remember the contributions of American workers, how about thinking about all the hard work you’ve put into your life? You’ve not only worked hard for financial stability, but you’ve also worked hard to support your family, your community, and so many other people! 🧑🤝🧑 So this Labor Day, take a few moments to reflect on your life's work and secure your legacy. Read our latest article to learn more. ⭐Check it out now!

HAPPY LABOR DAY! Observed the first Monday in September, Labor Day is an #annual #celebration of the #social and #economic #achievements of #American #workers. The #holiday is rooted in the #late nineteenth century, when labor #activists pushed for a #federal #holiday to recognize the many #contributions workers have made to America’s #strength, #prosperity, and #wellbeing. American labor has raised the nation’s #standard of #living and contributed to the greatest #production the #world has ever known and the labor #movement has brought us closer to the realization of our #traditional #ideals of #economic and #political #democracy. It is appropriate, therefore, that the nation pays #tribute on Labor Day to the #creator of so much of the nation's #strength, #freedom, and #leadership – the #American #worker. https://lnkd.in/esJRBHtx

👷 As we take Labor Day to remember the contributions of American workers, how about thinking about all the hard work you’ve put into your life? You’ve not only worked hard for financial stability, but you’ve also worked hard to support your family, your community, and so many other people! 🧑🤝🧑 So this Labor Day, take a few moments to reflect on your life's work and secure your legacy. Read our latest article to learn more. ⭐Check it out now!

Why It Matters:

"There is little reason to believe Keir Starmer can avoid the fate of his predecessors. In one obvious sense, he has already been tried and found guilty of betrayal by the Left for breaking the promises he made to secure the leadership. During the #Labour #leadership #campaign, Starmer pledged to “reverse the Tories’ cuts to #corporationtax” only to then order his MPs to vote against the Tories’ own decision to reverse their own cuts themselves. He also pledged to “defend free movement as we leave the #EU”, only to then make keeping out of free movement a red line in any future relationship with the EU." #politics #BrexitBritain #brexiteers #brexitdeal #BrexitReality #conservativeparty #conservative #conservativewomen #london #birmingham #midlands #midlander #Hypocrisy #LabourParty #classwar #economyslowdown #history #socialism #marxist #jeremycorbyn #NeverLabour #DontvoteLabour #iraqwar #TonyBlair #groominggangs #historymatters #historyfacts #historylovers #parliament #politicalscience #government #politicians #sirkeirstarmer #keirstarmer https://lnkd.in/ewA7mQvz

Explore the rich history and significance of May Day, also known as International Workers' Day, in this engaging blog post. Discover the origins of this spring celebration, its connection to the labor movement, and its modern-day relevance. Dive into the fascinating world of May Day and learn about the struggles and triumphs of workers' rights.

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It took many years of stalled progress, intense talks and finally a broad consensus of the opportunities brought about by #devolution for the East Midlands Combined County Authority to finally be pushed through earlier this year. But is there a possibility this could actually be the last mayoral combined county authority in England? Laura Hughes, partner at Browne Jacobson who worked on the legal framework that delivered the East Midlands devolution deal, explores what the future of devolution in England could look like under a Labour government. Labour's manifesto states devolution will be a central pillar of its growth strategy, with plans to strengthen the role of metro mayors across a narrow focus of powers, including transport, housing, planning and employment. But with only half of England signed up to a devolution agreement and a number of relatively advanced deals still to receive royal assent - including the Greater Lincolnshire and Lancashire combined county authorities - there is uncertainty when we consider the political leanings of largely rural areas. Laura also discusses how we mustn't lose sight of the very essence of devolution, which is to arm local areas that have their own unique set of opportunities and challenges with specific powers to help shape their own places. By increasingly moving towards standardised devolution deals under the previous government, there's a risk that we don't enable places to achieve this if they're all provided with very similar sets of powers, as opposed to taking a bespoke approach to each area.