What is the embodiment of a labor culture?

The culture of labor is a culture that emphasizes dedication.

All human activities (economic, political and cultural) are essentially a movement of value, a process in which different forms of value are constantly transformed, recycled and added to. This movement of value is manifested in the cyclic circuit of use value, labor potential, labor value and new use value, and all complex forms of value movement can eventually be broken down into several such circuits.

Labor is a special form of human movement. In the system of commodity production, labor is the expenditure and use of labor power. Marx gives us this definition, "The use of labor power is labor itself. The buyer of labor consumes labor by having the seller of labor supply it with labor."

Embodiment:

Labor obligationsLaborers are responsible for the state as well as the enterprise's internal regulations on labor safety and hygiene procedures, which must be strictly enforced in order to ensure safe production, thus ensuring the completion of labor tasks. Observance of labor discipline and professional ethics is the minimum condition for being a laborer. The significance of the constitutional provision that observing labor discipline is a basic obligation of citizens is significant.

Labor discipline is the rules and order of labor that must be observed by workers in **** the same labor. It requires every laborer to complete the work he or she is obliged to do in accordance with the prescribed time, quality, procedure and method. Workers should fulfill the obligations stipulated, constantly enhance the sense of responsibility of national masters, work conscientiously and diligently, complete the prescribed production tasks with quality and quantity, consciously observe labor discipline, and maintain the work system and production order. Professional ethics are the morals that practitioners should follow in their professional activities.