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Legally? Almost no one. Labor Day is a federal holiday, meaning government offices close and banks shut down. But 40% of private-sector employees still work on Labor Day, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Think about that. The holiday meant to celebrate rest is ironically a workday for retail staff, restaurant servers, and healthcare heroes. They’re the ones serving you that burger while you relax.

It’s a little meta, isn’t it? The bartender pouring your holiday cocktail is, in a way, the truest embodiment of the holiday’s spirit.

Fun Fact: The “No White After Labor Day” Rule

Ever wonder where this fashion myth came from? It wasn’t a law or a union rule. In the early 1900s, old-money elites used white linen to signal they were vacationing in the country. After Labor Day, they packed it away to show they were back in the city, working.

Today? Wear white whenever you want. The only rule is comfort.

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