Today is Labor Day, which isn’t just the unofficial end of summer, it’s a time to reflect on and recognize the contributions of working people across our state and country.
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Worker safety standards, the 40-hour work week and a good wage all came because workers joined together to speak with one voice.
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Their voices and the unions that represent them have and continue to face tremendous odds. But our country does better when working people do better. And this Congress and President should focus our efforts on policies that help them do just that.
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So I don’t only wish you a Happy Labor Day, but encourage all of us to use this day to rededicate ourselves to the working people who helped make this country great.
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