In the United States, Labor Day is celebrated to honor the achievements of American workers. It’s considered a federal holiday and acknowledged on the first Monday in September. In 1880, it began with a parade in New York advocated by labor organizations and was signed into law as a national holiday by President Grover Cleveland in 1894. Labor Day serves as a national holiday honoring our workers with all of their contributions.
This is the time to enjoy the same things as we do on Memorial Day such as barbecues, picnics, weekend getaways, time for family, friends and parades. It represents the final stretch of summer before autumn begins. Also a great weekend for retailers to offer sales. And yes you can say “Happy Labor Day”.
Happy Labor Day!
