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Labor Day


Labor Day is a public holiday in America, which is true;

Celebrating this holiday on the first Monday in September is what many Americans will do.

 

Labor Day is honoring the American labor movement and the power of collective action by laborers and I'll tell you why;

They're essential for the workings of society and that's no lie.

 

Labor Day is a federal holiday as well;

Here are more things about Labor Day that I'll tell.

 

Many Americans celebrate Labor Day by having a parade and a barbecue;

Labor Day occurs every year, so it's not new.

 

Labor Day is an important weekend for discounts and allowances by many retailers in the United States;

Discounts and allowances will always be great.

 

Many people will continue to celebrate Labor Day;

I don't need to celebrate it and that's all I have to say.

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