Labor Day

6. Time off from work
9. Time worked more than the standard hours, often requiring additional compensation.
10. A cold treat enjoyed in hot weather
11. Opposite of yes
13. Feline pet
15. Extra money given for good performance
16. Opposite of old
18. A person who is paid to work for a company
19. Outdoor cooking event
22. Time period of 24 hours
23. The place where students go to learn
26. This term describes a work stoppage caused by the mass refusal of employees to work.
27. The feeling many students experience when starting a new school year
31. To move rhythmically to music
32. Day of the Week that Labor Day is celebrated
35. To stop working due to age
37. Body part used for hearing
38. School Transportation Vehicle
39. Third planet from the sun
41. A holiday that honors the American labor movement and the contributions of laborers.
43. Opposite of big
44. The head of a school

1. An infant's sleeping furniture
2. A formal dance for high school students
3. Not soft
4. A round vegetable often cried over
5. Celebratory outdoor meal
7. Month before Labor Day is celebrated
8. The __________ Labor Union held the first Labor Day parade on September 5, 1882, in New York City
12. This term describes a formal, organized body of workers who advocate for their rights.
13. President who signed Labor Day into law
14. Season following spring
17. Color of the sky on a clear day
20. An act of refusing to buy or use goods and services as a form of protest
21. Opposite of down
24. Where students eat lunch
25. Person who learns
27. First U.S. city to hold a Labor Day parade
28. A type of tree with acorns
29. Labor Day marks the official end of ________.
30. Male offspring
33. A place to borrow books
34. Opposite of East
36. Written document about one's education and job experience
40. Subject that studies past events
42. Sandy area by the sea