Labor Day is a federal holiday in the United States honors the American labor movement and the works, rights, and responsibilities of laborers to the development and achievements of the United States.
AFL-CIO: Key Events in Labor History
American English at State: Labor Day
Career One Stop: website | videos
COABE: Behind Every Employer website | podcast | video playlist
Library of Congress: Today in History: The First Labor Day
LINCS: Career Pathways and Postsecondary Transitions PD Guide (pdf)
LINCS: Enhancing Access for Refugees and New Americans (EARN)
LINCS: Teaching Skills that Matter Workforce Preparation
National Archives: Labor Day
National Museum of American History: American Enterprise: Labor Unions
NPS: Histories of work and working peoples
NPS: Labor History in the United States (pdf)
Robert Reich: Why Unions Matter to You (video)
Smithsonian: Labor Day
TED-ED: Why do Americans and Canadians celebrate Labor Day? -Kenneth C. Davis (video)
USA.gov: Jobs, labor laws, and unemployment
USCIS: Labor Day
US Department of Labor: The History of Labor Day | The History of Labor Day (video)
US Department of Labor: Summary of Major Labor Laws
VCU Social History Project: Labor History Timeline: 1607 – 1999
VOA News: US Honors Its Workers on Labor Day Holiday (2023)
VOX: The fall (and rise?) of unions in the US (video)
We Speak NYC: Rolando's Rights
Also see: LINCS Discussion : Celebrating Immigrants on Labor Day