Slovak PM Robert Fico Works Night Shift as Delivery Driver on May Day
Fico volunteers for unpaid shift transporting bread, aiming to show respect for working people.
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- Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico worked an unpaid night shift as a delivery driver on May 1, transporting bread to stores and hospitals.
- He stated the action was to show respect for working people.
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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico worked a night shift on May 1 as a delivery driver, transporting bread to stores and hospitals in the western part of the country. A video showing his work was posted on his Facebook page.
"I’d like to greet you during my night shift. We are currently in the town of Nova Dubnica, where we have just delivered a shipment of fresh bread and pastries," Fico said. He was responsible for loading and unloading the delivery truck, which was transporting products from a bakery to wholesale customers in the early morning hours.
The prime minister has previously noted that he grew up in a blue-collar family and that by volunteering for a night shift on May Day, he aims to show respect for working people.
Fico has been taking on night shifts without pay on May 1 for several years.
