ACES Radio Live is on LIVE Every Friday Evening
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Labor Day History…
As the Industrial Revolution took hold of the nation, the average American in the late 1800s worked 12-hour days, seven days a week in order to make a basic living. Children were also working, as they provided cheap labor to employers and laws against child labor were not strongly enforced.
With the long hours and terrible working conditions, American unions became more prominent and voiced their demands for a better way of life. On Tuesday September 5, 1882, 10,000 workers marched from city hall to Union Square in New York City, holding the first-ever Labor Day parade. Participants took an upaid day-off to honor the workers of America, as well as vocalize issues they had with employers. As years passed, more states began to hold these parades, but Congress would not legalize the holiday until 12 years later.
On May 11, 1894, workers of the Pullman Palace Car Company in Chicago struck to protest wage cuts and the firing of union representatives. They sought support from their union led by Eugene V. Debs and on June 26 the American Railroad Union called a boycott of all Pullman railway cars. Within days, 50,000 rail workers complied and railroad traffic out of Chicago came to a halt. On July 4, President Grover Cleveland dispatched troops to Chicago. Much rioting and bloodshed ensued, but the government’s actions broke the strike and the boycott soon collapsed. Debs and three other union officials were jailed for disobeying the injunction. The strike brought worker’s rights to the public eye and Congress declared, in 1894, that the first Monday in September would be the holiday for workers, known as Labor Day.
The founder of Labor Day remains unclear, but some credit either Peter McGuire, co-founder of the American Federation of Labor, or Matthew Maguire, a secretary of the Central Labor Union, for proposing the holiday.
Although Labor Day is meant as a celebration of the labor movement and its achievements, it has come to be celebrated as the last, long summer weekend before Autumn.
We are honored to celebrate Labor Day this week because that makes you our guest the real star of the show this week.
Please feel free to call in and be a part of the show if you have a question for our guest by calling the number below
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To learn more about getting involved in the network marketing industry, how to become more successful with your current business or to learn more about any of our fantastic guests please feel free to contact Troy or myself directly.
Remember, success is a choice—here’s to yours.
Warm Regards and God Bless,
ACES Radio Live is on LIVE Every Friday Evening
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So, who is Kevin Thompson…
Kevin Thompson is a MLM attorney, entrepreneur, and agent of change. He’s the founder and president of The Advocate Group that specializes providing legal services for start-up network marketing companies. Kevin run an efficient practice to provide clients with world class service at competitive rates. He provides entrepreneurs with the tools necessary to launch their businesses successfully on solid legal footing.
Prior to starting The Advocate Group, Kevin gained valuable experience while serving as Chief Counsel for Signature Management Team, LLC, also known as Team. Team is one of the largest providers of sales aids for distributors in the network marketing industry. While at Team, Kevin worked closely with Amway and Mona Vie’s compliance departments to ensure Team’s marketing materials passed regulatory review. Also during his tenure at Team, Kevin helped guide the company through commercial litigation with Amway.
He’s recently published a widely read, 80 page ebook on the changing state of the law in the network marketing industry. Read the ebook here, free of charge, to learn more about the laws in the industry.
Kevin is also a leader in the legal community. His ideas about the changing legal landscape were featured on the notorious blog, Buzzmachine. He was recently featured in an international magazine titled “New Marketing” where he wrote an article on practical uses of outsourcing.
For more information, please contact Kevin directly at kevin@theadvocategroup.net, or call 615.412.9876.
You can also watch Kevin challenge the status quo of the legal industry on his blog at Next Generation Law.
We are honored to have Kevin as our guests on the show this week.
Please feel free to call in and be a part of the show if you have a question for our guest by calling the number below
(347) 843-4270
You can listen live or catch the archive of the show with this link:
CLICK HERE
To learn more about any of our other fantastic guests please feel free to contact Troy or myself directly.
Remember, success is a choice—here’s to yours.
Warm Regards and God Bless,
Jim Gillhouse
Founder & Host of ACES Radio Live
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ACES Radio Live is on LIVE Every Friday Evening
Noon-1:00 PM Hawaii
3:00-4:00 PM Pacific
4:00-5:00 PM Mountain
5:00-6:00 PM Central
6:00-7:00 PM Eastern
You can also call (347) 843-4270 if you have questions regarding this show.
So, who is Kevin Thompson…
Kevin Thompson is a MLM attorney, entrepreneur, and agent of change. He’s the founder and president of The Advocate Group that specializes providing legal services for start-up network marketing companies. Kevin run an efficient practice to provide clients with world class service at competitive rates. He provides entrepreneurs with the tools necessary to launch their businesses successfully on solid legal footing.
Prior to starting The Advocate Group, Kevin gained valuable experience while serving as Chief Counsel for Signature Management Team, LLC, also known as Team. Team is one of the largest providers of sales aids for distributors in the network marketing industry. While at Team, Kevin worked closely with Amway and Mona Vie’s compliance departments to ensure Team’s marketing materials passed regulatory review. Also during his tenure at Team, Kevin helped guide the company through commercial litigation with Amway.
He’s recently published a widely read, 80 page ebook on the changing state of the law in the network marketing industry. Read the ebook here, free of charge, to learn more about the laws in the industry.
Kevin is also a leader in the legal community. His ideas about the changing legal landscape were featured on the notorious blog, Buzzmachine. He was recently featured in an international magazine titled “New Marketing” where he wrote an article on practical uses of outsourcing.
For more information, please contact Kevin directly at kevin@theadvocategroup.net, or call 615.412.9876.
You can also watch Kevin challenge the status quo of the legal industry on his blog at Next Generation Law.
We are honored to have Kevin as our guests on the show this week.
Please feel free to call in and be a part of the show if you have a question for our guest by calling the number below
(347) 843-4270
You can listen live or catch the archive of the show with this link:
CLICK HERE
To learn more about Kevin or any of our other fantastic guests please feel free to contact Troy or myself directly.
Remember, success is a choice—here’s to yours.
Warm Regards and God Bless,
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ACES Radio Live is on LIVE Every Friday Evening
Noon-1:00 PM Hawaii
3:00-4:00 PM Pacific
4:00-5:00 PM Mountain
5:00-6:00 PM Central
6:00-7:00 PM Eastern
You can also call (347) 843-4270 if you have questions regarding this show.
So, who is Kevin Thompson…
Kevin Thompson is a MLM attorney, entrepreneur, and agent of change. He’s the founder and president of The Advocate Group that specializes providing legal services for start-up network marketing companies. Kevin run an efficient practice to provide clients with world class service at competitive rates. He provides entrepreneurs with the tools necessary to launch their businesses successfully on solid legal footing.
Prior to starting The Advocate Group, Kevin gained valuable experience while serving as Chief Counsel for Signature Management Team, LLC, also known as Team. Team is one of the largest providers of sales aids for distributors in the network marketing industry. While at Team, Kevin worked closely with Amway and Mona Vie’s compliance departments to ensure Team’s marketing materials passed regulatory review. Also during his tenure at Team, Kevin helped guide the company through commercial litigation with Amway.
He’s recently published a widely read, 80 page ebook on the changing state of the law in the network marketing industry. Read the ebook here, free of charge, to learn more about the laws in the industry.
Kevin is also a leader in the legal community. His ideas about the changing legal landscape were featured on the notorious blog, Buzzmachine. He was recently featured in an international magazine titled “New Marketing” where he wrote an article on practical uses of outsourcing. For more information, please contact Kevin directly at kevin@theadvocategroup.net or call him 615.412.9876.
You can watch Kevin challenge the status quo of the legal industry on his blog at Next Generation Law.
We are honored to have Kevin as our guests on the show this week.
Please feel free to call in and be a part of the show if you have a question for our guest by calling the number below
(347) 843-4270
You can listen live or catch the archive of the show with this link:
CLICK HERE
To learn more about Kevin or any of our other fantastic guests please feel free to contact Troy or myself directly.
Remember, success is a choice—here’s to yours.
Warm Regards and God Bless,
Jim Gillhouse
Host of ACES Radio Live
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