Labour Day
Updated spellings to retain the existing English variety
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Labour Day, or ''Youm-e-Mazdoor'', is observed in [[Pakistan]] on 1 May as a public holiday to recognize the contributions and rights of workers. Officially declared a holiday in 1972 under [[Prime Minister of Pakistan|Prime Minister]] [[Zulfikar Ali Bhutto]], it was part of the country's first |
Labour Day, or ''Youm-e-Mazdoor'', is observed in [[Pakistan]] on 1 May as a public holiday to recognize the contributions and rights of workers. Officially declared a holiday in 1972 under [[Prime Minister of Pakistan|Prime Minister]] [[Zulfikar Ali Bhutto]], it was part of the country's first labour policy, which also introduced welfare initiatives for workers. The day is marked by rallies, seminars, and demonstrations organized by trade unions to highlight labour issues such as fair wages and safe working conditions. Government offices, banks, and many businesses remain closed in observance. |
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