Labor Day, a federal holiday in the United States, is an annual celebration of American workers' social and economic accomplishments.
It is observed on the first Monday in September and commemorates the American labor movement, a force that has significantly shaped our work culture by promoting adequate working conditions and fair salaries and recognizing workers' contributions to the nation's success.
Labor Day, often seen as the unofficial end of summer, is a versatile and exciting holiday. It's a time for parades, barbecues, and other outdoor activities. Many people also use the long weekend to take a trip or engage in different leisure activities, making it a holiday full of possibilities and enjoyment.
Here are the dates for Labor Day for the next few years:
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