Every Day is Labour Day! Worksheet Labour is word that has many meanings. Labour Day is a statutory holiday which many people may enjoy. A goal of our education is to prepare us for labouring. Organized Labour has shaped the society in which we live. This lesson brings out perceptions and prompts questions about events and developments that we often take for granted, such as Labour Day and the Labour Movement, Labour Standards and the general role of organized labour. Let’s see you make connections between the three! Employment Standards and The Origins of Labour Day Health and Safety The Role of Organized and the Labour Movement Regulations Today: Labour Ontario Ministry of Labour Prior Knowledge Prior Knowledge Prior Knowledge How do you generally spend Labour What do you know about What actions do you think people Day? What do you specifically know minimum Employment Standards took individually and collectively to about why we celebrate Labour and Health and Safety regulations achieve the Labour Standards we Day? What do you know about the in Ontario today? have today? How do you think labour movement? Labour Standards have evolved over (If you got a part-time job time? Where can you see evidence tomorrow, what would you need to of this evolution? know? What are the minimum employment and health and safety standards your parents work under Choose One Source Choose One Source Choose One Source and are protected by?) Dawson, J. (2015) The First Labour Ontario Ministry of Labour. Huang, J. (2013, October 10) Day. Retrieved June 21, 2015 from Employment Standards. Retrieved June 21, 2015 Ontario Ministry of Labour. Health Toronto and York Region Labour Frank, D. (2014, August 30). Frank: and Safety Standards. Council. About Unions. Retrieved June Labour day belongs to us all. 12, 2015 . Retrieved May 29, Canadian Foundation for Labour 2015 from -labour-day-belongs-to-us- Rights. Unions have always been a all positive force in society. Retrieved Frank, D., T. McCallum, B. D. July 2, 2012. Palmer, J. Rouillard (last edited society 03/04/15) Working Class History. Retrieved July 12, 2015 from Civilization.ca. Canadian labour history, 1850-1999. (n.d.). Retrieved May 15, 2015 from Marsh, J. A. (2015, April 3). Origins of Labour Day. Retrieved, July 1, 2015, from-of-labour-day-feature/
Every Day is Labour Day! Worksheet Labour is word that has many meanings. Labour Day is a statutory holiday which many people may enjoy. A goal of our education is to prepare us for labouring. Organized Labour has shaped the society in which we live. This lesson brings out perceptions and prompts questions about events and developments that we often take for granted, such as Labour Day and the Labour Movement, Labour Standards and the general role of organized labour. Let’s see you make connections between the three! The Origins of Labour Day and the Labour Movement Employment Standards and Health and Safety Regulations Today: Ontario Ministry of Labour The Role of Organized Labour Prior Knowledge How do you generally spend Labour Day? What do you specifically know about why we celebrate Labour Day? What do you know about the labour movement? Prior Knowledge What do you know about minimum Employment Standards and Health and Safety regulations in Ontario today? (If you got a part-time job tomorrow, what would you need to know? What are the minimum employment and health and safety standards your parents work under and are protected by?) Prior Knowledge What actions do you think people took individually and collectively to achieve the Labour Standards we have today? How do you think Labour Standards have evolved over time? Where can you see evidence of this evolution? Choose One Source Dawson, J. (2015) The First Labour Day. Retrieved June 21, 2015 from Frank, D. (2014, August 30). Frank: Labour day belongs to us all. Retrieved May 29, 2015 from -labour-day-belongs-to-us- all Frank, D., T. McCallum, B. D. Palmer, J. Rouillard (last edited 03/04/15) Working Class History. Retrieved July 12, 2015 from Civilization.ca. Canadian labour history, 1850-1999. (n.d.). Retrieved May 15, 2015 from Marsh, J. A. (2015, April 3). Origins of Labour Day. Retrieved, July 1, 2015, from-of-labour-day-feature/ Choose One Source Ontario Ministry of Labour. Employment Standards. Ontario Ministry of Labour. Health and Safety Standards. Choose One Source Huang, J. (2013, October 10) Retrieved June 21, 2015 Toronto and York Region Labour Council. About Unions. Retrieved June 12, 2015 . Canadian Foundation for Labour Rights. Unions have always been a positive force in society. Retrieved July 2, 2012. society