Labor Day, celebrated this Monday, September 7, causes changes in the operation of various services throughout the country. The holiday is traditionally considered the symbolic end of the American summer and marks one of the main holidays on the country's calendar.
Most major retailers and supermarkets remain open during the holiday, although some businesses may operate with different hours. Shopping centers, restaurants, and other establishments should also operate normally, depending on each company's policy.
Federal and state government agencies, banks, and government offices are closed on Labor Day. Services that depend on in-person service may resume normal operations on Tuesday, September 8. Another affected sector is the financial market, with the New York Stock Exchange and the major U.S. stock markets remaining closed on the holiday, resuming trading the following day.
For those planning to shop, handle banking matters, or use public services this Monday, the recommendation is to check in advance the operating hours of each establishment or service.
