The history of Labor Day can be traced back to the Industrial Revolution and the labor movement. Here's why we celebrate it more than 130 years later.

Labor Day is this Monday, Sept. 1, meaning this weekend will be full of relaxation and celebration. But, why does the U.S. celebrate Labor Day?

Labor Day is often associated with the end of summer and furniture sales. And sometimes, it's confused for Memorial Day.

Although the official end of summer is a few weeks away, the unofficial one is coming soon as Labor Day looms closer in the 2024 calendar. If you consider the holiday the end of summer, better make ...

Labor Day is traditionally the end of the summer vacation season. Children are back in school for the long haul now. Football has resumed. The daylight hours are noticeably shorter. Thus, most take ...

But Labor Day is a real holiday with a real purpose.

Here’s what Labor Day is, why we celebrate it and when the long holiday weekend will fall in 2025.

While great sales are the mark of Labor Day, there's more to the federal holiday than its tendency to be confused with Memorial Day.

Here’s what Labor Day is, why we celebrate it and when the long holiday weekend will fall in 2025.