Lucy Ishmael
Lucy Ishmael is a historical figure in Antigua who became a symbol of workers' rights after losing her job for taking off on Labour Day in 1951. Her actions played a crucial role in the labor movement, leading to significant changes in labor laws and the celebration of Labour Day as a public holiday. Her story is commemorated in the annual celebrations of Labour Day in Antigua and Barbuda.
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Lucy Ishmael, a domestic worker, was fired for taking the day off on Labour Day, which sparked a revolution in law and practice in Antigua.
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