Why do people wear red and white and labour day in Guyana?

In Guyana, people wear red and white on Labour Day, celebrated on May 1st, to symbolize solidarity and unity among workers. The colors represent the struggle for workers' rights and the achievements of the labor movement. Red signifies the blood shed by workers in their fight for better conditions, while white symbolizes peace and hope for a prosperous future. This tradition reflects the country's commitment to social justice and the importance of labor in national development.