Labor Day is scheduled on the first Monday of September each year, and it is one of the official holidays in the United States. This year, Labor Day in the U.S. falls on September 2, a day designed to honor the contributions of workers and celebrate the rights and benefits of the working class. Labor Day is often seen as a symbol of the end of summer and unity of the working class. People usually celebrate this holiday by participating in parades, barbecues, picnics, and various outdoor activities.
Please note that while many companies are on vacation, WLS Electronics Component will not be closed from September 2nd to September 6th. During this period, we will continue to provide high-quality sales and after-sales service. However, please understand the inconvenience caused by the suspension of logistics in some areas due to the holiday! We will do our best to ensure that we choose the logistics smoothly. However, if you have any electronic components during this period of demand, please contact us as soon as possible, we will be in holiday as soon as possible before you arrange for shipment, to reduce unnecessary trouble!
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