Worker's Day

**Worker's Day in Mozambique** Worker's Day, celebrated on **May 1st**, is a public holiday in Mozambique that honors the contributions and rights of workers. Known internationally as **International Workers' Day** or **Labour Day**, it is a day dedicated to recognizing the achievements of the labor movement and advocating for workers' rights, fair wages, and improved working conditions. In Mozambique, the day is marked by various events, including parades, speeches, and cultural performances, often organized by trade unions and workers' associations. It is a time for reflection on the challenges faced by workers, such as unemployment, labor rights, and economic inequality, while also celebrating the progress made in labor laws and social protections. The holiday has its roots in the global labor movement, particularly the fight for an eight-hour workday, and holds significant historical and social importance in Mozambique. It is a day of solidarity, unity, and recognition of the vital role workers play in the nation's development and economy. Many Mozambicans use the day to relax, spend time with family, or participate in community activities.