Labour Day, called “Día del Trabajo” in Spain, is celebrated every year on May 1st. Its a day to honor and recognize the hard work of people who do different kinds of jobs.
In Spain this is a public holiday which means most people do not go to work or school.
Parades and Celebrations
On Labour Day many cities and towns in Spain have parades and gatherings. People come together to celebrate the achievements of workers and to talk about making work better for everyone.
These events are usually cheerful, with music, flags, and banners that say things about workers’ rights and fairness at work.
A Day for Everyone
Labour Day is not just for adults who work.
It’s a day for everyone, including families and children, to understand how important workers are to the country.
Many people take this day to relax and enjoy some free time with friends and family, maybe having a picnic or going to a local event.
Why It Matters
On Labour Day, we think about ways to improve jobs and make them fairer for everyone.
It’s also a chance to appreciate the rights that workers have gained, like getting fair pay and having safe places to work.
