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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2026 · 17 MIN

Labor Day 2026: What Utah Workers Need to Know

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Labor Day is more than the unofficial end of summer—it’s a chance to reflect on the contributions and achievements of American workers. On today’s episode, Eric Olsen who is the Communications Director for the Utah Labor Commission joins Host Maria Shilaos. They explore the history and significance of Labor Day and take a closer look at worker rights in Utah. Plus, Utah’s strengthened ability to prosecute hate crimes, the counties seeing the biggest rental housing boom and a new hiking and biking loop connecting historic silver mining sites near Park City. And we look at a new opportunity at the University of Utah for students interested in learning more about Native American culture and community through the Native Ascent House.

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