Labor Day was never intended as an homage to the organized labor movement.

Unions, of course, vehemently disagree, and while the overwhelming majority of people have come to regard the holiday as nothing more meaningful than a three-day weekend commemorating the end of summer, labor leaders continue to delude themselves that the event somehow validates their dubious ideals and shady tactics.

Recommended Stories

Why are labor unions threatening the free speech rights of public employees?

Yet another union gives up on preventing its members from quitting

Sanders to advance labor-backed bill to ax ‘right to work’ laws and regulate gig work