Appreciation of labor day and worker in Dariush Carpet

Labor Day is a day of remembrance and celebration of labor that is celebrated every year on May 1st (usually May 11 or 12) in Iran. Dariush Carpet, one of the largest machine-woven carpet manufacturers with over 25 years of experience, celebrated Labor Day to honor and appreciate the efforts of the hardworking workers in its production units. Dariush Carpet believes that workers are not only the mainstay of production, but also the artists and creators of beautiful carpets.

History of Labor Day

Labor Day is a good time to reflect on the hard work we do every day. Workers support their families and earn the money needed to carry out their countless efforts, which is why it is their international day of rest.

The first observance of Labor Day occurred on September 5, 1882, when workers in New York City took to the streets and marched. The day later became a global observance in 1894.

Why is Labor Day important?

The spirit of this holiday is rooted in factory workers, who historically toiled in some of the harshest working conditions and for the lowest wages. More than a century later, our food system is still full of hardworking individuals who still need support, care, and attention.

On Labor Day, if you are among the lucky few who have the day off, think of those who woke up early this morning and continued to produce the goods we often take for granted. Open your eyes to the plight of those whose families struggle to make ends meet due to low wages.

Conclusion

We at Dariush Carpet believe that Labor Day is more than just a holiday. It is a global movement to honor the status of workers. People who are unsung heroes who work hard and deserve respect. That is why the arrival of International Labor Day is an opportunity to appreciate your efforts at Dariush Carpet Collection. We wish you always to walk towards success as you do today. May your hands, which are the mirror of the efforts of the times, be blessed. May 11th be celebrated as International Labor Day.