Labor Day is often thought of as the unofficial end of summer—a long weekend filled with family gatherings, travel and one last chance to enjoy the season. But the holiday has a much deeper meaning. Labor Day became a federal holiday in 1894, recognizing the contributions American workers have made to our country's strength, prosperity and well-being. More than 130 years later, it remains a good time to pause and recognize the people whose work keeps our communities running.
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