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If you missed the Department of Labor's Workers Memorial Day observance, it is available to watch online. The program includes remarks from labor leaders, members of Congress, and those directly impacted by workplace tragedies.

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Si se perdió la ceremonia de conmemoración del Día de Conmemoración de los Trabajadores por parte del Departamento de Trabajo, está disponible para ver en línea. El programa incluye comentarios de líderes sindicales, miembros del Congreso y personas directamente afectadas por las tragedias en el lugar de trabajo.

Earning a living should never cost a life. Safety is every worker's right.

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