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Labour Day reflections (aka Labor Day in the U.S.)
Labour Day. The last weekend of summer. In most parts of North America, the Labour Day Weekend marks the “real” end of summer and the return to life’s routine (not to mention Labour Day sales). Let’s call it the end … Continue reading
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Tagged back to school, employment, end of summer, global economy, Labor Day, labor movement, Labour Day, multinationals, school, unemployment, work
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