This original 1943 World War II-era placard was issued by the Labor Management Committee as part of a national campaign to curb absenteeism on the home front. Poster #28 in the series, it vividly captures the urgency and patriotic fervor of the time, urging American workers to recognize the critical importance of consistent labor in wartime production. With the war effort hinging not only on military might but also on industrial output, posters like this played a vital role in shaping public behavior and morale.

Framed and measuring approximately 23" by 14", this piece features bold graphics and concise messaging meant to stir a sense of duty among the workforce. “DONT LET THIS BUG GET YOU!” isn’t just a slogan; it reflects the era’s cultural ethos, where attendance at work was directly linked to victory overseas. It’s a striking reminder that the battle was fought not only on the frontlines, but also in factories, shipyards, and assembly lines across the country. This will be excellent in a man cave or a shop as a classic piece of WWII art.