Now Trending: #WorkersDay

This time tomorrow
Me: Happy New Month Sir
Boss: Why were you absent from work yesterday?
Me: #WorkersDay Sir, I'm sorry
Boss: pic.twitter.com/Wg99UWE9JQ

— FAVOUR ONYEOZIRI (@Rouvafe) May 1, 2017

"I Consider Owing 12 Months Salary As Unreasonable", NLC VP Slams Kogi Govt. https://t.co/mmys9p5g1W #WorkersDay pic.twitter.com/0ksjL7Wgsq

— Channels Television (@channelstv) May 1, 2017

When U're unemployed but every1 is saying happy #WorkersDay but U can still relate cuz searching for a job in Nigeria is a job on its own. pic.twitter.com/GXXnIsQSZU

— BILLION (@BillionTwiTs) May 1, 2017

#WorkersDay
Let's not forget the workers who were gunned down fighting for fair wages & better conditions in Marikana!

— Tumi Sole (@tumisole) May 1, 2017

#WorkersDay: workers of the world unite for u have nothing to lose, but your chains ✊? pic.twitter.com/4VCCnhrMHZ

— IG: @MbuyiseniNdlozi (@MbuyiseniNdlozi) May 1, 2017

How do we begin to celebrate #workersday in RSA with the unemployment rate, ridiculous requirements to get jobs and closed industries? pic.twitter.com/6rC7KIiGsq

— Zac IssaSavage? (@Isaac_Moselane) May 1, 2017

On this day I celebrate my 2 aunts who worked for years as domestic servants, one in Cape Town, the other in Bez Valley. #WorkersDay

— Brenda Wardle (@BrendaWardle) May 1, 2017

Unemployed people and celebrating workers day, same whatsapp group #WorkersDay pic.twitter.com/z58sxKaLfD

— A U B R E Y (@KingAubz) May 1, 2017

#ThingsIWillNeverUnderstand how can we celebrate #WorkersDay while we unemployed njani kdwa??? pic.twitter.com/Bl24i4ypt3

— Kwanele Biyase(KB) (@KBiyase) May 1, 2017

#WorkersDay
Whilst out and about, let's be considerate to those who'll be assisting us at malls, restaurants etc.

— Tumi Sole (@tumisole) May 1, 2017

Don't ever get stuck. Life is like school. You can either graduate or remain in the same class forever. #WorkersDay

— ♛The Trillest King♛ (@TumediTreezy) May 1, 2017

#WorkersDay Thor way… pic.twitter.com/5n7VhWR9fi

— Movies Now 2 (@MoviesNow2) May 1, 2017

Iran: on eve of #May1, trade unionists imprisoned or facing lengthy prison sentences https://t.co/PHE9oM1DSw #WorkersDay

— Amnesty Iran (@AmnestyIran) April 30, 2017