Family and Social Services Minister Derya Yanık also shared a message.
"I congratulate the Labor and Solidarity Day of all our workers who add value to our country with their sweat and efforts," Yanık said on Twitter.
"Working back to back, shoulder to shoulder, we will reach our country's future goals together," she added.
Today is the day to honor and celebrate the efforts of all those who work and strive to develop our country," Treasury and Finance Minister Nurettin Nebati said on Twitter.
Protecting the sweat of our brow and rights of our workers, providing fair and just working conditions in all areas, and making their voices heard with the loudest voice will always remain our priority," Parliament Speaker Mustafa Şentop said on Twitter.
Trade Minister Mehmet Muş also marked the day, saying: "I sincerely congratulate the Labor and Solidarity Day of all our workers and laborers who work devotedly and produce value for our nation day and night with their minds, sweat, and labor."
May Day or International Workers' Day first emerged as an event commemorating the labor of workers worldwide on May 1, 1886, when a group of workers in the US held a massive strike for an eight-hour workday.
Türkiye's first official May Day celebrations were held in 1923.
