Get Ready for a Combined Labor Day and Church Day Bash in Hannover, Lower Saxony! 🚀
First of May (Labour Day) proceedings organized by DGB featuring 70 activities - Labor Party organizes 70 celebratory activities for Labour Day
Here's the scoop: The German Trade Union Confederation (DGB) is chomping at the bit to host close to 70 events in Lower Saxony on May 1st. But guess what? This ain't no ordinary Labor Day! The Protestant Church Day will also be happening in Hannover at the same time.
Amongst the fun, the President of the Church Day, Anja Siegesmund, and trade unionists will hold a chatfest, as announce-o-matic by the DGB. If that wasn't exciting enough, get a load of this: a demo and rally are planned in the state capital.
This year's Labor Day motto is: "Stand with us!" But what are we standing up for? According to Mehrdad Payandeh, the big boss of DGB Lower Saxony, who's backing the scene in Hannover, we're standing up for a tranquil and just future in Germany, Europe, and across the world. How cool's that?
Power players expected
Not just anyone will be takin' the stage in Lower Saxony on May 1st. In Peine, the Federal Minister of Labor, Hubertus Heil (SPD), is gonna spill the beans. In Lehrte, the former Federal President, Christian Wulff (CDU), is expectin' to make an appearance. It doesn't end there. DGB federal board member Anja Piel is schedule to speak in Brunswick, and IG Metall's chairwoman Christiane Benner is lined up in Wolfsburg. Wow!
So, get ready for a day of unity, speeches, and friendly banter. To learn about these folks' specific roles and revelations for the joint events, keep an eye on local news sources or the DGB in Lower Saxony website. Now, where's the marchin' orders for the demos again?
- The German Trade Union Confederation (DGB) in Hannover, Lower Saxony, is organizing around 70 events on May 1st, combining a Labor Day celebration with Church Day.
- The President of Church Day, Anja Siegesmund, and trade unionists will have a conversation at one of the events, as announced by the DGB.
- A demo and rally are planned in Hannover's state capital as part of these events.
- Notable individuals such as Federal Minister of Labor Hubertus Heil, former Federal President Christian Wulff, DGB federal board member Anja Piel, and IG Metall's chairwoman Christiane Benner are set to speak at various locations in Lower Saxony on May 1st.
