Do you know why Labor Day is a national holiday?
- A. Yes of course
- B. No idea
A) Time with family and friends
B) Back to school kids!
C) It's a day to celebrate and expand worker rights
D) Enjoy the weather, because Winter is Coming
E) REPLY BELOW: What are your plans?
1️⃣ Has a coworker helped you make it through the pandemic?
A. Yes
B. No
2️⃣ If yes, how has your coworker helped you?
A. Putting a smile on my face during the workday
B. Helping out with my responsibilities when I was feeling sick or overwhelmed
C. Provided me a safe space to share my thoughts and feelings
D. Other (please specify)
What is the REAL reason you enjoy your job or have in the past?
- A. I love my coworkers
- B. I enjoy what I do
- C. The pay is awesome
- D. I have super flexible hours
- E. Nope, I don't like my job
- F. Something else (PLEASE share!!)
Labor Day Weekend is a Special Time of the Year for many reasons. First, it is the end to thr summer. A time to celebrate with family and friends for the hard work we all do. Regardless if you are working a paying job. We all have jobs we sometimes don’t look at as a job. Cleaning your home is a job. Daily tasks are jobs. It is time to celebrate all your accomplishments in life. A time to reflect on how to better yourself in the future. However it is also the start of the holiday season. A time when employees are looking for help. As we know with the pandemic will make this holiday hiring season a challenge? They are still a time when companies are offering positions. Places like Dollar Tree, Dollar General, Walmart, Costco, Home Depot, Lowe’s and many more are offering in the spot interviews. Dunkin Donuts are hosting hiring events. You fill out the application hand it to the front counter and the manager will interview you right there. The question is are you ready to start the process? May your Labor Day Weekend Be Filled with Many Blessings. Please Remember to Stay Safe and Practice Social Distance. Wear Face Mask when around others and have a Safe and Positive Labor Day Weekend! #advice #LaborDay #motivation
We all know someone who gives 100% at work.
They might be the person who stays late at night, makes customers laugh, bakes cupcakes for the office every Friday, or just gives their all to get the job done right.
We want to help YOU celebrate some of those amazing people this Labor Day.
All you need to do is comment and tell us who deserves a shoutout and why. Then we might pick that person and feature them on Jobcase!
Just make sure not to add any personal contact info here. We’ll send you a message through Jobcase : )
So we want to know...who are YOU going to give a work shoutout to?
2020 has been challenging for everyone – both the employed and unemployed. So many of you have put in valuable time and effort not only for your companies, but for your family and for others. That’s worth celebrating!
If you’d like to share your story with us, we’d love to interview you and feature you on Jobcase this #LaborDay.
Let me know if you’re interested in speaking with us! Drop me a comment below and we’ll reach out. Please do NOT add personal contact info here, we’ll send you a private message through Jobcase :)
If you think there's a member that would enjoy sharing their story, be sure to give them a #JobcaseShoutout + tag them in the comments below!
Labor Day as we know is a U.S. national holiday held the first Monday in September. For most, it marks the last weekend of summer and the start of the school year, but not many know how it came to be and why.
Back in the late 1800s, the holiday’s founders wanted to do two things: 1- unify union workers and 2- have a reduction in work time. Factory workers at that point were putting in 70 PLUS hard hours at their jobs!!
These long working hours caused many union organizers to focus on winning a shorter eight-hour workday that we typically see today. They also made sure that workers were given more days off, such as the Labor Day holiday, and reduced the workweek.
We don’t know about you, but we can’t imagine working 7 days a week with NO time off!
When would you have moments to spend with your family or catch up on errands or sleep?!
Have you ever worked at a job with very little time off? How did you handle it?
Share your tips with others!
Hope everyone is enjoying a much deserved day off w your loved ones.
Here's to all those who have helped build this great country.
A.and A. Before we head off to our workstations we always have fun with each other. Good humour is required and no one is exempt. It is just being humane,Ford