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

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

Observed each year on the first Monday of September, Labor Day is also a celebration of the hard-won achievements of America's labor movement.

Labor Day celebrates the American worker, but many people mark it by relaxing. Here's a look at the holiday's history and a ...

As August comes to a close, there is still one federal holiday employees can get a three day weekend out of: Labor Day. With ...

The holiday with activist roots is celebrated on the first Monday of September, creating a three-day weekend that marks the unofficial end of summer.

As Americans enjoy the first Monday of September with an extra day off, many might not realize the rich history behind Labor ...

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.