Trade Union Day is observed in Kazakhstan every October 10, celebrating the significant role of trade unions in the labor market and promoting the development of the trade union movement. Established in May 2019 by the Federation of Trade Unions of the Republic of Kazakhstan and supported by the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection, this official holiday highlights the historical roots of trade unions in the country, which date back to the early 20th century with the founding of the Union of Workers of the Uspensky Copper Mine in 1905. Various events such as seminars, conferences, rallies, and sports competitions take place nationwide to commemorate the day, along with the formal admission of new members into trade unions. Additionally, veterans and distinguished members of the trade union movement are recognized with awards, including medals and certificates. The Federation of Trade Unions of Kazakhstan, which unites various trade unions, plays a crucial role in organizing these celebrations and advocating for workers' rights.