Is Labor Day the day in which most woman go on labor?

I don't know about the USA but down here in Aussie it was a holiday to celebrate the cutting back of hours at work..

Labour Day was also called 8 hours Day, as the working day became an 8 hour day as opposed to a 9 hour day...

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Labor Day is a United States federal holiday that takes place on the first Monday in September. The holiday began in 1882, originating from a desire by the Central Labor Union to create a day off for the "working man". It is still celebrated mainly as a day of rest and marks the symbolic end of summer for many. Labor Day became a federal holiday by Act of Congress in 1894.

Labor day has been a holiday since September 5, 1882 and it is just to celebrate workers and started in New York City.

No, Labor Day is the day our country established to take it easy and skip work. I don't know if it's a day where we're supposed to celebrate anything other than perhaps the work we do or the job we have. Hope this helps!

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Yes, exactly!

Nine months after Valentines day could be name for no other reason.

Peace.

FYI

It's Sept. now so talk to your sons and daughters, Everyone knows couples meet during Harvest festivals and then things get busier during the holidays. Shot gun sales rise by May, for June weddings. Cupid is such a scamp, be forewarned!

It's the day my mother went into labor.

But no that's not where the day gets it's name.

It's a day off for 'the working man'.

Sorry, but no. Unless it falls on a full moon. If it does, then more women then usual will go into labor.

No. Not at all...nice try though!!

Yes, if you look at the birth announcements for that day they are quite high. lol Actually it is to celebrate the American Worker.

Nope, I've been pretty much doing all the work.