Labor Day to celebrate the national holiday for workers in the United States and Canada, it is celebrated on the first Monday in September. Originally designed to celebrate the spirit of the labor movement, the license has to be made in the legislation to be extended by a workers' strike in 1887, Pullman and messy to appease.
More than 127 years later, the festival has come to the end of the summer holidays so that if many details have to go now, to take a break and a rest day for those lucky enough to work a full-time job have one hour from now.
For many, it is now a bittersweet day party.
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