Sierra Leone’s First Lady, Dr. Fatima Maada Bio has called on Sierra Leoneans to reflect on the importance of labour rights, fair wages and safe working conditions for all workers across the country.

Sending message of congratulation to the country’s labour force, Her Excellency said: “As we celebrate this day, let us also remember those who are still striving for better opportunities and support them in their journey towards a brighter tomorrow. Together, let us continue to strive for a more inclusive and prosperous society where every individual’s labour is valued and respected.

“On this International Labour Day, May 1st, 2024, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to all hardworking Sierra Leoneans who contribute tirelessly to the growth and development of our nation. Your dedication and efforts to your work will never go unnoticed, and I commend each and every one of you for your efforts in building a better future for Sierra Leone”.

Celebration of Labour Day has a sense of urgency for renewed commitment to social justice, as we navigate through the complexities of our time, including climate change and the rapid evolution of the workplace due to technological advancements.

This year, the celebration of Labour Day has a sense of urgency for renewed commitment to social justice, as we navigate through the complexities of our time, including climate change and the rapid evolution of the workplace due to technological advancements. These challenges have not only tested our resilience but have also underscored the indispensability of concerted efforts and solidarity in promoting the welfare of workers across all sectors.

Globally ILO is committed to supporting the recently established Global Coalition for Social Justice—a coalition that stands at the forefront of advocating for the rights and welfare of workers. This Coalition embodies the spirit of Labour Day, representing a broad alliance of stakeholders, including workers’ and employers’ organizations, government bodies, civil society, and international partners, all united in the pursuit of a more just and equitable society.

Together, let us make this Labour Day a steppingstone towards a brighter, more equitable future for the world of work.

has called on Sierra Leoneans to reflect on the importance of labour rights, fair wages and safe working conditions for all workers across the country.

Sending message of congratulation to the country’s labour force, Her Excellency said: “As we celebrate this day, let us also remember those who are still striving for better opportunities and support them in their journey towards a brighter tomorrow. Together, let us continue to strive for a more inclusive and prosperous society where every individual’s labour is valued and respected.

“On this International Labour Day, May 1st, 2024, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to all hardworking Sierra Leoneans who contribute tirelessly to the growth and development of our nation. Your dedication and efforts to your work will never go unnoticed, and I commend each and every one of you for your efforts in building a better future for Sierra Leone”.

Celebration of Labour Day has a sense of urgency for renewed commitment to social justice, as we navigate through the complexities of our time, including climate change and the rapid evolution of the workplace due to technological advancements.

This year, the celebration of Labour Day has a sense of urgency for renewed commitment to social justice, as we navigate through the complexities of our time, including climate change and the rapid evolution of the workplace due to technological advancements. These challenges have not only tested our resilience but have also underscored the indispensability of concerted efforts and solidarity in promoting the welfare of workers across all sectors.

Globally ILO is committed to supporting the recently established Global Coalition for Social Justice—a coalition that stands at the forefront of advocating for the rights and welfare of workers. This Coalition embodies the spirit of Labour Day, representing a broad alliance of stakeholders, including workers’ and employers’ organizations, government bodies, civil society, and international partners, all united in the pursuit of a more just and equitable society.

Together, let us make this Labour Day a steppingstone towards a brighter, more equitable future for the world of work.