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Happy Labor Day to all Translators and Interpreters!

Published by Jackie Ruffolo

Last modified on May 3rd, 2021 at 3:17 pm
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Last updated on May 3rd, 2021 at 03:17 pm

JR Language would like to wish a fun, happy and relaxed Labor Day to all our clients and friends in the translation business! The hard work and dedication of our project managers, translators and, interpreters inspires us to improve every day and provide better translation, localization and, interpretation services.

As an interesting fact, the International Worker’s Day, which is celebrated on May 1st, often gets confused with Labor Day, which the United States and Canada celebrates the first Monday of September. The origins of the International Worker’s Day date back to the 1886’s Haymarket affair in Chicago when workers assembled demanding an 8-hour workday. Labor Day, on the other hand, was established by President Grover Cleveland in 1887 as a way to show his support to the Knights of Labor, the largest and most important American labor organization of the 1880’s.

Pay tribute to those who fought before us so we can all enjoy better labor conditions and take a day off!

Jackie Ruffolo
Jackie Ruffolo
Jackie was born in Venezuela and has a BS in computer engineering. As President of JR Language, she spends time researching new technology and productivity tools for the Company. She holds a certificate of Localization and Project Management- Localization. Through her many years of experience working in multilingual corporate environments, she understands firsthand the value of bridging language barriers in creating smooth communication that allows for productive and happy work environments. She is fluent in Spanish and English, and is a frequent contributor to both our English and Spanish blogs. 20 Years of experience in marketing Jackie loves nature and to be outdoors.