Left Forward
Platform
Basic Information
A party in the country of Saxenheim founded in December 2011 (13 years ago)
Description
Left Forward is a young, dynamic movement combining workers’ rights with bold new ideas. We fight for fair wages, equality, and inclusion while standing firmly against right-wing extremism. Together, we defend dignity, strengthen solidarity, and build a just future for all. Together, we move forward
"Solidarity at Work. Freedom in Life. – Fight Back. Move Forward."
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Legislative History
Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Left Forward
Enacted March 6, 2016
Reduction Of Weekly Working Hours of 2016
As of the Statment from the Alliance, this is our compromise to get the work week reduction passed.
Reduction Of Weekly Working Hours of 2016
As of the Statment from the Alliance, this is our compromise to get the work week reduction passed.
Rejected Feb. 11, 2016
Labor Rights And Standards Act of 2015
These changes address worker burnout and poverty by ensuring fair pay and reasonable hours while empowering employees to advocate for …
Labor Rights And Standards Act of 2015
These changes address worker burnout and poverty by ensuring fair pay and reasonable hours while empowering employees to advocate for better conditions.
Rejected Sept. 10, 2014
Retirement Age Reduction Act of 2014
Lowering retirement age to 55 supports aging workers, reduces age discrimination, and boosts intergenerational workforce renewal for economic vitality.
Retirement Age Reduction Act of 2014
Lowering retirement age to 55 supports aging workers, reduces age discrimination, and boosts intergenerational workforce renewal for economic vitality.
Rejected June 8, 2014
Workers Act of 2014
These changes protect children from exploitation and ensure fair wages support workers' basic needs.
Workers Act of 2014
These changes protect children from exploitation and ensure fair wages support workers' basic needs.
Rejected March 27, 2014
Animal Welfare Reform Act of 2014
Factory farming causes immense animal suffering and harms public health; strict welfare standards protect both animals and consumers.
Animal Welfare Reform Act of 2014
Factory farming causes immense animal suffering and harms public health; strict welfare standards protect both animals and consumers.
Votes Cast
How Left Forward has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by United Socialist Labor
Privacy Protection and Surveillance Reform of 2011
Current surveillance laws allow invasive practices that erode public trust. Stronger privacy protections ensure security without sacrificing civil liberties.
Privacy Protection and Surveillance Reform of 2011
Current surveillance laws allow invasive practices that erode public trust. Stronger privacy protections ensure security without sacrificing civil liberties.
on proposal by United Socialist Labor
Privacy Protection and Surveillance Reform of 2011
Current surveillance laws allow invasive practices that erode public trust. Stronger privacy protections ensure security without sacrificing civil liberties.
Privacy Protection and Surveillance Reform of 2011
Current surveillance laws allow invasive practices that erode public trust. Stronger privacy protections ensure security without sacrificing civil liberties.
on proposal by Citizen's Trust First
Policing Reform Act of 2011
As much as it takes a village to care for an egg, sometimes that village comes under attack or the …
Policing Reform Act of 2011
As much as it takes a village to care for an egg, sometimes that village comes under attack or the methods don't work because the village aren't licensed professionals. Which …
on proposal by Citizen's Trust First
Policing Reform Act of 2011
As much as it takes a village to care for an egg, sometimes that village comes under attack or the …
Policing Reform Act of 2011
As much as it takes a village to care for an egg, sometimes that village comes under attack or the methods don't work because the village aren't licensed professionals. Which …
on proposal by Left Forward
Time for Life Reform of 2011
Reducing the workweek to 35 hours ensures fairer distribution of productivity gains. It improves work-life balance, health, and well-being while …
Time for Life Reform of 2011
Reducing the workweek to 35 hours ensures fairer distribution of productivity gains. It improves work-life balance, health, and well-being while creating jobs. This reform gives workers back their time and …