How did the original purpose of Labor Day—honoring workers' rights and fair conditions—align with the realities of the Industrial Revolution, and how does it contrast with today’s workforce challenges?

At the end of the 19th century the workers had to work for a long time every day. So workers organized many strikes to fight for their rights and fairs. The strikes were suppressed. But at the end the american government made compromises

How the experiences can be used in today's workforce challenges: Perhaps as labourers we should fight for our rights bravely? Although I know strikes have high risks

Maybe bravery and organization. But the latter is strictly controlled and severely striken.