Labor Day challenges the status quo, advocating for happiness in the workplace beyond just job security. It encourages individuals to engage in new projects, mentor others, and maintain work-life balance while avoiding distractions and procrastination. The document invites people to participate in celebrating Labor Day and share their experiences on social media.

2. In its essence,
Labor Day is
about challenging
the status quo.

3. In the late 80s, people all around
the world united for a common
purpose:
The 8h
working day

5. This Labor Day we are
challenging another status
quo.
We want more than a job.
We want to be happy at
work.

7. Today it is about the meaning
in our work, the happiness
we have the right to aspire
to.

8. If you want to be happy at
work, try doing more of
this:

9. Figure out new
ways to solve
problems.
1.

10. Come up with
your own
projects.
2.

11. Mentor your
younger
colleagues.
3.

12. Surpass yourself
in both results
and skills.
4.

13. Balance your
work life and
your personal
life.
5.

14. Find time for
yourself and your
own projects.
6.

15. Remove all
unwanted
distractions and
focus.
7.

16. And do less of this:

17. Procrastinating.
1.

18. Settling for being
comfortable.
2.

19. Engaging in
office gossip or
politics.
3.

20. Religiously
checking your
watch to see if
it’s 5 yet.
4.

21. Browsing the
Internet with no
intelligent
outcome.
5.

22. Thinking you’re
too good or too old
to learn something
new.
6.

23. Join our Union
and sign the
Happiness
Manifesto!

25. How are you celebrating
Labor Day?
Tweet us @gethppy using #LaborDay!

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