| Year | Date | Day |
|---|---|---|
| Labor Day 1944 | September 4 | Monday |
| Labor Day 1945 | September 3 | Monday |
| Labor Day 1946 | September 2 | Monday |
| Labor Day 1947 | September 1 | Monday |
| Labor Day 1948 | September 6 | Monday |
| Labor Day 1949 | September 5 | Monday |
| Labor Day 1950 | September 4 | Monday |
| Labor Day 1951 | September 3 | Monday |
| Labor Day 1952 | September 1 | Monday |
| Labor Day 1953 | September 7 | Monday |
| Labor Day 1954 | September 6 | Monday |
| Labor Day 1955 | September 5 | Monday |
| Labor Day 1956 | September 3 | Monday |
Labor Day honors American workers and has been a federal holiday since 1894. It falls on the first Monday of September and closes the summer season for many schools and families.
Labor Day is marked on the calendar. Type your plans, then print it or open the September 1947 calendar page.
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Labor Day 1947 falls on Monday, September 1.
Yes. Labor Day is one of the 11 US federal holidays, so federal offices, banks and post offices close.
Labor Day 1948 falls on Monday, September 6.
It is set by a rule rather than a fixed date: first Monday of September. The day of the month moves each year to keep that weekday.