America and the UK share a rich history and many traditions, principles,standards and beliefs. Central to these are human rights and support for workers, and a belief that wherever possible to do so, work is good for individuals and for our countries it is good that people go to work and contribute to the economy and support themselves and their families...
Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is a creation of the labor movement and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers.
The UK joins America to celebrate Labor Day
American Labor—A journey of Struggle
http://www.history.com/topics/labor-day
American Industrial Revolution
From Farmlands to Factories: America Before and After the Industrial Revolution
Believe it or not work has been the one of the most popular subject of songs for decades , not so surprising I guess since we spend so much time either at it or looking for it ….so as I join you to celebrate Labor day …its off to work we go ...
We do indeed spend a lot of time at work..nine to five at least....
At the grindstone...
Coal, canals and the industrial revolution
Coal Minin' Man
Coal Mining Song-Blood By The Ton
Three Feet Down And Dirty. (A Tribute To The Coal Miner)
We can't think of the work of miners without hearing from The
Coal Miner's Daughter
Dirty Work,
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