Labor Day has been around since 1882, when it was first celebrated in New York City. It was created to honor the working class and give them a well-deserved break. And, fun fact, it was originally going to be called "Laborers' Day", but thankfully, that name didn't stick!
Fast forward to today, and Labor Day is still all about giving workers a break and celebrating their hard work. And, let's be real, who doesn't love a long weekend?! But, if you're a shopaholic, you might be wondering how this affects your online shopping habits.
Well, here's the lowdown: if you order something online, it'll likely be delayed by a day, since UPS won't be delivering packages on Labor Day. But, some retailers might offer special deals or extended shipping hours to make up for it, so keep an eye out for those.
