When is Labor Day 2025?
Labor Day will be observed on Monday, Sept. 1, continuing a long-standing American tradition of honoring workers and marking the unofficial end of summer. It’s the earliest possible day for Labor Day, cutting the “unofficial” summer season short this year.
Why do Americans celebrate Labor Day?
The holiday was first recognized as a federal holiday in 1894, following nationwide labor unrest and pressure from labor unions. Since then, it has evolved into both a day of rest and a celebration of workers’ rights.
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How do Americans celebrate Labor Day?
This year, the holiday lands earlier than usual, prompting many businesses and public offices to close for the long weekend. Major cities across the country — including New York are expected to host parades and community events, while millions of Americans are likely to travel.
The U.S. Department of Transportation anticipates high traffic volumes over the Labor Day weekend, urging drivers to plan ahead and stay safe. Meanwhile, retailers are preparing for one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year.
Barbecues and picnics are also popular, with families and friends gathering for one last summer cookout.
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