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Labor Day is an established national holiday defined by an Act of Congress in 1894. The relevance of September 11, 2001, is noted in official observances and memorials, but has not been elevated to the same status as Federal holidays. Pearl Harbor Day (December 7) is another date that has significant but unofficial status.

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People get Labor Day off because it is a national holiday in the United States.

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What year did they switch the date of Veterans Day?

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