Randol Fawkes Labour Day in the Bahamas is a public holiday dedicated to honoring the legacy of Sir Randol Fawkes, a prominent civil rights activist, unionist, and author. Fawkes played a pivotal role in establishing Labour Day in 1961, which is celebrated annually on the first Friday in June. This holiday serves as a tribute to Fawkes’ tireless efforts in advocating for workers’ rights and social justice in the Bahamas. It is observed with various events, including parades, cultural performances, and community gatherings, highlighting the importance of labor rights and the contributions of workers to the nation’s development.