
Workers Memorial Day is observed every year on April 28. It is a day to honor the thousands of workers who have died on the job and the millions who have suffered from injury, illness, or exposure to hazards at work. The AFL-CIO established Workers Memorial Day on April 28, 1989 on the 18th anniversary of the forming of OSHA. This year on the 50th anniversary, let us all take a minute during the day and honor those who have died on the job, and recommit to the fight for a safe and healthy work environment for all workers. Pray for the dead. Fight like hell for the living.
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