No, in the States and Canada Labour Day is the beginning of September.
May 1 is traditionally International Workers’ Day.
North America changed it to September during the Cold War, to disassociate themselves from the Communists.
Other countries have other dates
Apparently its private sector only, so the usual fucked up Taiwan chaos where no one knows who’s working and who isn’t. It’s not listed as a holiday on any government websites cos those fuckers have to work right @Icon?
And kids still have school
The 1 day of the year I wish I still worked at a buxiban
Yeah we fuckers are F***** up, so we have to f****** work. Why? Any plans in May?
Most flights are sold out anyways. You better have reservations to Okinawa or you will have to swim/take the slow boat. Anyways, with the Japanese Golden Week somewhere in there, it might even get crowded.
In comepletely unrelated news, great sales on cruise ships going that way.
Kids at school. Parents off.
No, in the States and Canada Labour Day is the beginning of September.
May 1 is traditionally International Workers’ Day.
Yeah, that’s my bad. My calendar has both US and TW holidays on it. I just assumed it was the US one since I have to fucking work. Been here too long, forgot the US labor day is Sept. 1.
Okinawa, here I come!
Don’t forget your measles vaccination.
Kids at school. Parents off.
Yeah, I get the stinkeye from my youngest every year as I sit there in my underwear watching her leave for school
Pretty sure we’re working here. Just another Tuesday.
Correction, we’re off that day too!
Clarification: 90+% of the private sector. If in doubt, ask the MOL or local equivalent whether or not your job is subject to the Labor Standards Act.
Here’s how it works at my lovely organization (a public university): support staff in the department have the day off, so the department office is closed. However we have classes, so the classroom buildings are open with students and professors. However teaching assistants are considered “labourers” so they have the day off. However instructors and professors are not, so they have to work.
What a joke.
Guy
If you pay labour insurance are you considered labourers lol
If you pay labour insurance are you considered labourers
Except when you do, and when you are not.
Guy
Yeah, that’s how my boss defined it. If you pay laobao, or nongbao, or yubao…
Oh, our post office is closed. How about the banks?
Oh, our post office is closed. How about the banks?
Closed too. I just went to my.
Why can’t the whole country just get the damn day off
I heard it would be “affecting the economy too much”
Tax office is open.
We gummit workers are working.