Every brick meticulously laid, every road expertly paved, every service rendered—behind them stands the indefatigable spirit of the worker. Celebrated on May 1st, International Labour Day (also known as Workers’ Day) serves as a tribute to the strength, dedication, and resilience of workers across the globe. This day beckons us to recognize that every economy, every innovation, and every comfort we cherish is made possible by human labor. The origins of Labour Day can be traced back to the labor union movement in the late 19th century, particularly the Haymarket Affair of 1886 in Chicago, where workers advocating for an eight-hour workday faced violent repression from law enforcement. This pivotal moment galvanized global movements and precipitated the formal acknowledgment of workers’ rights in numerous countries. May 1st was designated by socialist and labor factions worldwide as a day to honor those who have fought—and continue to fight—for equitable working conditions,…