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WHEN DID WE LOST OUR WORKING CLASS?
The working class is the foundation of every society. It creates values, drives production and keeps the economy alive.
Without the labor of the workers in the factories, mines, fields, offices, and service industries, there is no progress, no development, no future for the country.
But despite its key role in society, the working class often faces challenges: low wages, precarious jobs, insufficient protection and disrespect for their workers' rights.
Therefore, the fight for decent work, fair conditions and social justice is not only a necessity, but an obligation.
Solidarity is the most powerful weapon of the workers’, and when they are united, they have a voice that is heard.
History shows that all gains – from working hours to paid vacation – are the result of a joint struggle of the working class and the real trade unions.
The working class does not seek privileges, but justice, it does not seek mercy, but respect. And it is precisely through this struggle that the workers’ have that is not struggle only for themselves, but a struggle for a better and more just society for all.
Therefore, on May 1st, "WE FIGHT FOR OUR WAGES, WE DON'T BEG FOR THEM"