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Sep 8, 2026 · 1 hr 58 min · 17 segments
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Justin FreakinHostspeaker_7Tom Jensen
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Stephen Moodyspeaker_38Adelia Uchida
Let's see what some of the festivities look like before we get into the horrors.
Head to Milwaukee's lakefront for Labor Fest later today.
In addition to live entertainment and family fun, organizers say this year's event is both a celebration of workers and a call for stronger worker protections.
So our Alana Johnson is live on the Summerfest grounds with what people can expect for this year's celebration.
And Alana, I hear there's going to be a parade going on and a lot of events as well.

yeah absolutely there is a parade it's about a mile long it starts at zeidler union square park and it ends here at the summerfest grounds and there's a festival here as well that is open to the public that people can also interact with those union members as well and that means there is a variety of entertainment that is on the schedule you can check out a classic car show from noon to 3 p.m there's also a dedicated children's area with bucket truck rides and a splash pad And Labor Fest is a celebration, but it's also a moment to fight for the rights and freedoms for all workers.

Ian works for Milwaukee Water Works and is the president of his union.

As he reflects on what Labor Day means to him, it's about the fight workers have done and are doing to support each other for a better livelihood.
One of the most important things to me about the union movement and about Labor Day is that I get to see all of the people that have been doing work in their own way to kind of bend the arc of justice in the right direction, to transform our world, to make it so that workers are

He had the eight hours for work, eight hours for recreation, eight hours for rest.

Cause that would be, if you did 22 hours, like that would be a shock to the economy.

Let's see what some of the festivities look like before we get into the horrors.
Head to Milwaukee's lakefront for Labor Fest later today.
In addition to live entertainment and family fun, organizers say this year's event is both a celebration of workers and a call for stronger worker protections.
So our Alana Johnson is live on the Summerfest grounds with what people can expect for this year's celebration.
And Alana, I hear there's going to be a parade going on and a lot of events as well.

yeah absolutely there is a parade it's about a mile long it starts at zeidler union square park and it ends here at the summerfest grounds and there's a festival here as well that is open to the public that people can also interact with those union members as well and that means there is a variety of entertainment that is on the schedule you can check out a classic car show from noon to 3 p.m there's also a dedicated children's area with bucket truck rides and a splash pad And Labor Fest is a celebration, but it's also a moment to fight for the rights and freedoms for all workers.

Ian works for Milwaukee Water Works and is the president of his union.

As he reflects on what Labor Day means to him, it's about the fight workers have done and are doing to support each other for a better livelihood.
One of the most important things to me about the union movement and about Labor Day is that I get to see all of the people that have been doing work in their own way to kind of bend the arc of justice in the right direction, to transform our world, to make it so that workers are

He had the eight hours for work, eight hours for recreation, eight hours for rest.

Cause that would be, if you did 22 hours, like that would be a shock to the economy.
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