In a recent article, the White House outlines President Trump’s achievements in supporting American workers as Labor Day is celebrated.

The administration claims to have created over half a million private-sector jobs and reports a growth of 2.4 million in native-born employment since January. This success is attributed to reduced regulations and an America First trade policy, which has reportedly resulted in over $8 trillion in new U.S. investments. Additionally, wages for blue-collar workers have increased, with growth of 1.4% in the first seven months of Trump’s second term, reversing trends seen under the previous administration.

The article discusses various workforce initiatives aimed at preparing Americans for skilled trade jobs, including an Executive Order modernizing workforce programs and the introduction of new Registered Apprenticeship programs. The Departments of Labor, Commerce, and Education have published a report detailing strategies to build a skilled talent pipeline for critical industries and to prepare for an AI-driven economy. This includes significant funding for trade apprenticeships and new opportunities in advanced manufacturing and energy sectors.

Furthermore, the White House emphasizes the economic benefits of tax cuts and financial support measures aimed at families, including a reported increase in typical family take-home pay by over $10,000 annually and a permanent paid leave tax credit. The article concludes with a note on the stock market’s performance under President Trump, highlighting record highs in major indices and changes to retirement investment regulations that may allow for greater diversification. Overall, the administration presents a narrative of economic growth and support for American workers, framed within the context of the Labor Day holiday.

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