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Our factory is on holiday from May 1st to May 3rd. The following is the work arrangement:

Preparation before holiday:

Review customer orders and determine quantity and delivery dates required to rush work.

Assign staff to ensure there are enough people to complete the task.

Organize production schedules to ensure all orders are completed on time.

Customer goods rush:

Adjust production lines and optimize work processes to improve production efficiency.

Assign tasks to various departments and staff to ensure coordination and cooperation.

Monitor production progress and resolve possible problems and delays in a timely manner.

During holidays:

Shut down production lines and equipment to ensure employee safety.

Arrange necessary security measures such as guard patrols and surveillance systems.

Post-holiday work plan:

Collect feedback and data during the holidays to evaluate production.

Adjust production plans and schedules based on customer feedback and production conditions.

Checks the condition of equipment and machinery, performs maintenance and repairs.

Arrange for employees to return to work and provide necessary training and updated work instructions.

5.1 Origin of Labor Day

Workers strike in Chicago, USA

The origin of May.1 Labor Day mainly stems from the workers' strike in Chicago, USA. On May 1, 1886, more than 200,000 workers in Chicago went on strike for an eight-hour working day. After a bloody and arduous struggle, they finally won a victory. To commemorate this workers' movement, in July 1889, the Second International led by Engels held a Congress in Paris, which passed a resolution to designate May 1 as International Labor Day. This decision immediately received a positive response from workers all over the world. From then on, working people all over the world gathered and marched every day to celebrate.