California: Acting Governor Eleni Kounalakis proclaims Labor Day
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~ Sacramento, California - On September 1, 2025, Acting Governor Eleni Kounalakis issued a proclamation declaring the day as Labor Day. This annual holiday is a time to recognize and thank all the hardworking individuals who contribute to the prosperity of our state and nation.

In her proclamation, Governor Kounalakis highlighted California's commitment to protecting and supporting its diverse and dynamic workforce. In recent years, the state has taken significant steps to ensure the safety and fair treatment of workers in various industries. These include protecting warehouse workers from unsafe production quotas, ending exploitative pay practices in the garment industry, giving fast-food workers a voice in setting workplace standards, and ensuring fair wages for workers with disabilities.

The Newsom Administration has also released a plan to expand apprenticeship programs in California, providing more opportunities for people of all backgrounds to develop valuable skills and experience for future job opportunities. Additionally, the state has launched a Master Plan for Career Education that prioritizes hands-on learning and creates pathways to high-paying careers that do not require a college degree.

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Governor Kounalakis emphasized California's commitment to building an economy that works for working people. She stated that on this Labor Day and every day, the state will continue its efforts to expand access to good jobs, secure safe workplaces, and create new pathways for upward mobility. The goal is to deliver the promise of Labor Day to all hardworking Californians and their families.

The proclamation was signed by Acting Governor Eleni Kounalakis on August 28th, 2025. It was witnessed by Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber Ph.D., who also attested it with her signature.

In addition to this proclamation, there have been recent developments in California's economy that further solidify its position as a top state for workers. Earlier this year, California surpassed Japan as the world's fourth-largest economy. A new report also shows that the state continues to lead in terms of economic growth and opportunities for workers.

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In other news, Governor Gavin Newsom issued a statement on August 29th, 2025, after a federal court of appeals ruled that President Trump's tariffs were unlawful. This is not the first time such a ruling has been made, and Governor Newsom expressed his disappointment in the administration's use of emergency powers to enact these tariffs.

Furthermore, Governor Newsom signed an executive order on the same day to bolster California's clean energy progress in the face of Trump's actions. The order aims to help clean energy projects in the state capture federal tax credits before they expire due to HR 1, also known as Trump's Big Ugly Bill.

As California continues to lead in economic growth and worker protection, it is clear that the state remains committed to creating a better future for all its citizens. On this Labor Day and every day, let us recognize and appreciate the hardworking individuals who contribute to our state's success.

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