The Origin of Labor Day!

all right we're here it's time to Define labor day today we're going to cut into the history and origins of this particular holiday everybody it's your man Kyle right here wishing you and yours a very happy labor day remember don't loaf around and do nothing you know it's Labor Day for a reason huh thanks for watching the origin of Labor Day the Trade union and labor movements all grew in the 19th well particularly in the late 19th century at first diverse groups trade unions you know they they just picked a plethora of different dates that they all thought Labor Day should be on so it was celebrated on multiple days at first the idea was first proposed in the early 1880s that it's about to be a holiday on the first Monday of every September once the nights of Labor convened in New York and 1882 it became official Labor Day was a Us holiday on the first Monday of every September still Labor Day is one of the United States at least in my opinion Strang as holidays because there's still so many different theories on when it is and what it should be so it doesn't really make sense or add up hey everybody what's up it's your man Kyle right here I want to wish you all a Happy Labor Day thank you for watching make sure hit like subscribe hit that notifications Bell and all that good stuff into my subscribers I love y'all oh yeah Dodger town baby things got a bit more serious just a little bit when the clu or Central labor union in New York in this case got involved the secretary at that particular time of the clu so here's the Matthew Maguire who first propos the idea of Labor Day being the first Monday of every September cheers hurry in for the Labor Day sales event at H Toyota we hear you Game Over America that's right baby Oho yeah I hope you guys had fun I sure did making this video it took a long time but I finally got it out there before it's over happy Labor Day to all of you thank you for watching all of you hardworking Americans and folks all of across the entire world this one's for you