09/03/2026
Labor Day is on Monday... but why do we celebrate it?
The holiday was born in 1894, during an era when American workers often faced 12-hour days, seven-day workweeks, low wages, and dangerous conditions with few of the protections we recognize today.
Workers organized. Standards changed. Safety improved.
And over generations, we built a different expectation for what work in America should look like: that people should be able to earn a living without sacrificing their life or health to do it.
This Labor Day, we celebrate the millions of hardworking Americans who build, manufacture, transport, repair, operate, lead, and keep our country moving.
We also recognize how far workplace safety has come, and how much work remains.
It's our responsibility to keep it moving forward.