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Labor Day weekend in the United States recognises the achievements and legacy of the country's labour movement.
And Caitlin Stasey spent the long weekend in an appropriate fashion by kicking back and relaxing in her backyard swimming pool with a beer.
The former Neighbours star, 32, went topless as she soaked up the sun in nothing but bikini bottoms and a cowboy hat. 
Caitlin Stasey spent the U.S.

Labor Day long weekend in an appropriate fashion by kicking back and relaxing in her backyard swimming pool with a beer
She shared a photo to Instagram of her day off, and captioned it: 'To Labour!'
It comes after Caitlin farewelled Neighbours, the Aussie soap that launched her career, when its final episode aired back in August.
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The show came to an end following a historic 37-year run after its UK broadcasting partner Channel 5 withdrew funding.
Caitlin posted a tribute to her former co-star Jackie Woodburne, who played the beloved character Susan Kennedy. 
It comes after Caitlin farewelled Neighbours, the Aussie soap that launched her career, when its final episode aired back in August.

(She is pictured here with Jackie Woodburne)
'Let me tell you something about this here babe, Jackie Woodburne. In the years I spent on Neighbours, I met some very special, very wacky people, and bokep indonesia Jackie was by far the least wacky (most of the time) and the most special,' she wrote.
'However she made you feel as Susan Kennedy cannot compare to how she makes you feel as herself.

She was my favourite teammate and working with her is still a career highlight for me,' she added.
'She's been an on-screen mum and stepmum to about 20-odd young Australians and I feel so lucky and privileged to have been a part of that club.

Off set, she's one of the funniest people I've ever known.'  
Caitlin has directed three erotic films for female-led pornography website Afterglow, each one focusing on female empowerment, intimacy and sexual inclusivity
Caitlin made headlines in February when she announced her new career path: making feminist pornography.
'Porn sets tend to be a hell of a lot more inclusive than traditional film sets,' she told The New York Times.
'There's also a lot more conversations surrounding consent, respect and on-set conduct,' she added.
One of her films, titled U Up?, explores intimacy during the Covid-19 pandemic by telling the story of a couple who have a sexual encounter via their mobile phones
Caitlin spoke about the cultural differences between adult and mainstream filmmaking in another interview with Rose & Ivy in January
'The porn world is a complicated one, but like any industry there are myriad experiences you can have,' she said.
'Mine have all been exceedingly positive, respectful and professional.'
Caitlin starred as Rachel Kinski on Neighbours from 2005 to 2009