Labor Day started as a tribute to the American worker. In 1894, it became a federal holiday after decades of labor movements pushed for fairer hours, safer conditions, and better pay. The original spirit of the day was simple: the people doing the work deserve to be seen, valued, and compensated fairly for it.
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