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Celebrating Labor Day: The Heart of a Family Business Labor Day is more than just a day off—it’s a time to honor the hard work that drives our economy. For family businesses, this holiday holds a special significance. It’s an opportunity to celebrate the unique spirit of collaboration, dedication, and tradition that defines these businesses. Family businesses blend personal commitment with professional ambition. Every family member plays a crucial role, contributing not just to the company’s success but also to its legacy. Labor Day is a reminder of the collective effort that goes into sustaining a family business, where both employees and family members are key to its growth. This holiday serves as a moment of gratitude for the tireless contributions of everyone involved. Whether it’s the founders who built the foundation or the new employees who bring fresh energy, each person’s work is vital. As Labor Day is celebrated, family businesses are encouraged to acknowledge the efforts of their team—family and non-family alike. It’s a time to reflect on the past, appreciate the present, and look forward to a future where hard work and dedication continue to be the cornerstone of success. In the end, Labor Day is a celebration of the people who make a family business thrive—the true heart of the company.

When we make it about our people...magic! People want to do good work, people also want to be cared for and feel connected at work. We as leaders can provide that good work and ensure there is connection and trusted relationships. ☀ Ask us how we are helping other organizations like yours put practical strategies in place ☀

**🔍 Labor Day: A Milestone for Progress & Legacy 🌍⏳** --- **Verse 1:** In 1882, New York’s streets glowed, Where the first Labor Day’s spirit flowed. Chicago’s Haymarket in 1886, a cry so fierce, Eight hours sought, through strife and tears. **Chorus:** Oregon’s 1887 law, a beacon bright, The first to honor workers’ might. 1889, May 1st worldwide became, International Labour Day in name. **Bridge:** “Lavoro nobilita l'uomo,” truth and right, Work ennobles us all, in every fight. Chemistry of justice, history so grand, For labor's cause, we take a stand. **Verse 2:** In 1894, U.S. made it federal, no delay, Today, 60 nations keep Labor’s sway. Rallies, parades, in unity they cheer, From speeches to awards, workers hold dear. **Chorus:** Oregon’s 1887 law, a beacon bright, The first to honor workers’ might. 1889, May 1st worldwide became, International Labour Day in name. **Outro:** Solo Leveling 🤣, dreamwork we chase, With a nerd’s revenge, let’s embrace. Excel excellently, no need to hide, Between Zenith and Nadir, we stride. **Ms. Strange news 🗞️ update:** Remember, learning is our daily quest, Like Black Wall Street’s rise, now laid to rest. Or towns once vibrant, now waters conceal, In hidden caverns, history we feel. Happy Labor Day, in thought profound, May we treasure the wisdom we’ve found. --- **Quote:** "Il lavoro nobilita l'uomo." **Translation:** "The work ennobles man." --- **#LaborDayLegacy #WorkForProgress #ExcelWithPride #HistoryThroughTheStars #NerdRevenge 🤔🫣 #Nerd #Revenge**

A few months ago I posted about our 'Roadworker of the Week' series, a small idea that has grown legs, with continually positive sentiment from the public. We've now delivered over 25 posts, and we're seeing some amazing things happening - Roadworkers who see the posts are nominating themselves to showcase the work they do within the industry - People are nominating roadworkers they know, or have met - People are seeing our roadworker of the week, and sharing a story to prove how worthy they are of the title (like the below, an additional story we posted yesterday) - Unprompted, people are telling our staff they love these posts - Our teams are starting to plan a road worker of the week to tie in with other campaigns, or project milestones Humanising these amazing people shows everyone that roadworkers are a crucial part of society, not just mobile road cones. And just maybe, we can create a bit of behaviour change as well. Looking forward to the next 25 Roadworkers of the Week, and beyond.

What makes Labor Day special to you? Today, AAA Bail Bonds II is tipping our hats to the hard-working individuals who keep our communities safe, running, and thriving! ⚒️🚓 Labor Day isn't just another holiday—it’s a celebration of workers' dedication, sweat, and commitment across every field. From construction sites to classrooms, from office cubicles to police stations, the everyday heroes make the world a better place. Fun Facts: • The first U.S. Labor Day was celebrated on September 5, 1882, in New York City, with a parade of thousands of workers. • The holiday became a federal event in 1894, symbolizing the importance of workers’ rights and their contribution to the nation’s prosperity. • Labor Day weekend is one of the busiest travel times of the year, signaling the end of summer and the beginning of fall activities. • Many historians believe the “no white after Labor Day” rule was created to differentiate the old money elitists from the new money group. Whether you're hitting the beach, enjoying a backyard barbecue, or just taking a well-deserved day off, let’s all remember the significance of this day. At AAA Bail Bonds II, we're proud to support and protect our community, just as the hard-working individuals preserve and build our society. Question: What’s your favorite way to relax on Labor Day? Share your plans or favorite traditions in the comments below! #AAABailBonds #LaborDay #SaluteToWorkers #CommunitySupport #SafetyAndService #HardWorkPaysOff #CelebrateLabor #LongWeekend #AI #VideoReals New Braunfels Youth Collaborative Video Reals New Braunfels Youth Collaborative The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce Inc. New Braunfels Chamber Commerce NEW BRAUNFELS WOMENS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AIA Surety

Happy Labor Day! Today, we honor the American workforce's dedication, innovation, and resilience. Each of us, regardless of our role or industry, contributes to the tapestry of our nation's progress and prosperity. As we reflect on the meaning of Labor Day, let's acknowledge: 1. The pioneers of the labor movement who fought for the rights and dignity we often take for granted today. 2. The diverse skills and perspectives each professional brings to the table, driving innovation and growth. 3. The importance of work-life balance and the value of rest in fueling our best work. 4. The evolving nature of work and our collective responsibility to shape a future where all labor is valued and respected. To my colleagues, clients, and connections: Your hard work doesn't go unnoticed. Whether you're taking a well-deserved break today or on the job, know that your efforts make a difference. Let's use this day to celebrate our achievements and recommit to creating workplaces and industries that uplift and empower all. Wishing everyone a safe, restful, and reflective Labor Day!

Labor Day…a welcome Monday off for most, often used to enjoy the end of Summer with family and friends. We here at Squeeze 10 Commandments like an extra day off for rest and relaxation, but we want to encourage you to utilize this federal holiday to interact with your children on a deeper, more emotional level—even in the smallest of ways. Here are some practical ways to talk to your children about Labor Day... 1) Educate your child about the actual holiday. 2) Use this day as an opportunity to discuss the growth of our nation and where our country has room to grow. 3) Have you every talked to your child about what you do? Labor Day is a great time to let your child know what you do for a living. 4) Ask your child what they want to do when they grow up. 5) Don't forget to have fun! Happy Labor Day! Play, learn and celebrate the 10 Commandments with your children with the Squeeze Ten Commandments Game! #squeezetencommandments #lovethetenandlivethepromise

Check out the new Power At Work series, "Students & Solidarity", written by college students, for college students! Zeno Minotti's inaugural article of the series helps to make union organizing and the labor movement more understandable. Join us as we explore how worker solidarity will shape the future. Learn about the role of the labor movement and worker empowerment on campus & beyond by visiting the link in the comments!

**🔄🔁 Title: Labor Day Legacy: A Timely Reflection 🌍** **Verse 1:** From 1882, we kick off this ride, New York’s streets, where workers’ pride, First Labor Day, they marched with might, Setting the stage for an ongoing fight. **Chorus:** Haymarket's flames in '86, Riots in Chicago, chaos in the mix. Oregon followed in '87's wake, Labor Day laws they didn’t forsake. **Verse 2:** By 1889, Europe saw the light, May 1 declared, workers’ right. 1894, the U.S. joined the fray, Making Labor Day a holiday. **Bridge:** "Arbeit macht das Leben süß"—German words for all, "Work makes life sweet," it’s the universal call. Across 60 nations, on different days, Labor’s spirit never sways. **Verse 3:** Parades and rallies, speeches, awards, Workers unite, they break all cords. Solidarity’s flame, it burns so bright, In the heart of every Labor fight. **Chorus:** From zenith high to nadir’s depth, Workers’ struggle, we won’t forget. In caverns deep, where history hides, Labor’s legacy, still it rides. **Outro:** Solo Leveling 🤣 dreamwork with a nerdy drive, Excel we shall, let’s strive and thrive. Anyway, stay safe, in the cavernous night, Between zenith and nadir, we seek the light. Ms. Strange news 🗞️ update, spread the vibe, History hidden, but truth revives. **Final Thought:** Remember, learn something new each day, Like Black Wall Street, swept away. Towns once flourished, now submerged below, Stories haunted, but still they glow. So happy Labor Day, let’s ponder and reflect, On what we’ve lost, and what’s next to protect. --- **#LaborDayLegacy #HistoryUnveiled #ZenithToNadir #StayWoke #SolidarityForever #MsStrangeNews**

The first Labor Day was celebrated in NYC on September 5, 1882, organized by the Central Labor Union. On June 28, 1894, President Grover Cleveland signed a law making the first Monday in September of each year a national holiday. On Labor Day we honor workers and the role they play in building a strong and prosperous nation. Two months before my mother passed away from her chronic disease in 2005, we stumbled across a conversation of my job at IBM. She asked if I found meaning in my pursuit? what was the significance of my contributions to the society? was I helping people and making a difference in their lives? She always encouraged me to live my life with purpose and love.  On this Labor Day, to honor my mother, it is my wish for all of us that our job (work) is not just an obligation, but also an act of gratitude, an expression of reverence for life. We live on through good works, the people we mentor/help, and the programs we create. Making a contribution sets off a chain reaction. Each person we touch passes on the kindness and caring to another person, and in this way our actions have a ripple effect. The author James Autry said, "Work can provide the opportunity for spiritual and personal, as well as financial growth. If it doesn't, we're wasting far too much of our lives on it." I cannot agree with him more.         #HappyLaborDay #respectforworkers #contributions #wellbeing