Surprising Facts You May Not Have Known About Labor Day.<br />Labor Day is on Monday, <br />September 6, 2021.<br />Here are some facts you may not have known <br />about the holiday that celebrates the U.S. labor <br />force, which is currently made up of over 160 million people.<br />Oregon was the first state <br />to recognize the holiday, The state made Labor Day a <br />legal holiday on February 21, 1887.<br />President Grover Cleveland <br />declared it a national holiday , He did so to stop Pullman railway employees from continuing to boycott and riot over reduced wages.<br />It's officially the end of hot dog season , From Memorial Day to Labor Day, <br />Americans eat roughly 818 hot dogs per second.<br />It's a dangerous holiday , Car accidents are expected to rise <br />this holiday as COVID-19 quarantines lift, <br />according to a study by autoinsurance.org.<br />The 3-day weekend could make you live longer, According to science journal 'The Lancet,' people who work over 55 hours a week are 33% more likely to have a stroke than those who work less than 40 hours
