Last year, labor leaders defied tradition — the nation's first Labor Day parade was held in Manhattan in 1882 — and decided against holding the parade.
A walking tour that explores the area's labor history and its significance as the site of the first Labor Day Parade.
LABOR HISTORY WALKING TOURS (Saturday through Monday) These tours focus on the labor history of Greenwich Village, with stops at sites associated with events like the first Labor Day parade and the Triangle Waist Company fire, and those significant in the lives of activists like Emma Goldman and John Reed.
This is de Gaulle's first labor trouble.
Her first labor, she writes, was relatively uneventful.
The first, "Labor and Trades," includes several works that illustrate the didactic uses of the works.
And that's only the first labor of the day for this herculean cop.
Mr. Bloomberg has taken an increasingly aggressive stance in his first labor dispute since taking office.
An exhibit titled "The First Stakhanovites" proudly displays the factory's first labor heroes.
The nation's first Labor Day event was held there, too, in 1882, according to the Parks Department.
The first Labor Day occurred in 1882 in New York City under the direction of that city's Central Labor Union.
