By SPESA | September 2, 2020
Next Monday is Labor Day in the U.S. It’s something we celebrate every year, representing the unofficial end of summer and one last time to gather with friends and family for a much-deserved three-day weekend. Oh, and don’t forget about the great sales.
The federal holiday — a day which now pays tribute to the American worker — has a deep-rooted and somewhat complex history. Its founding can be tied, in part, to the Industrial Revolution when the U.S. and Europe saw a shift in how goods were produced, and how people worked. Low wages, long hours, and poor working conditions led to years of unrest as American workers rallied for change in the late 1800s...
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