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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Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Left Forward
Rejected Jan. 29, 2014
Agenda 2014 of 2013
It focuses on fairness and dignity in everyday life. A high living wage, strong worker protections, and equal rights for …
Agenda 2014 of 2013
It focuses on fairness and dignity in everyday life. A high living wage, strong worker protections, and equal rights for gig workers ensure no one is left behind. Protecting young …
Rejected March 28, 2013
Fair Work for All Act of 2013
Classifying gig workers as employees ensures equal rights, fair working conditions, and access to essential benefits such as sick pay, …
Fair Work for All Act of 2013
Classifying gig workers as employees ensures equal rights, fair working conditions, and access to essential benefits such as sick pay, holidays, and pensions. No worker should be left behind in …
Rejected Feb. 11, 2016
Animal Welfare Protection Act of 2012
Factory farming and fur production cause severe animal suffering; this law bans cruel practices to protect animal welfare and public …
Animal Welfare Protection Act of 2012
Factory farming and fur production cause severe animal suffering; this law bans cruel practices to protect animal welfare and public health.
Rejected Oct. 26, 2012
Public Broadcasting Funding Modernization of 2012
Public broadcasting needs stronger funding to compete with commercial media, ensuring high-quality, ad-free content remains accessible to all citizens.
Public Broadcasting Funding Modernization of 2012
Public broadcasting needs stronger funding to compete with commercial media, ensuring high-quality, ad-free content remains accessible to all citizens.
Enacted July 29, 2012
Fair and Humane Immigration Reform Act of 2012
This proposal aims to replace rigid quota systems with a more flexible and humane approach to immigration. By focusing on …
Fair and Humane Immigration Reform Act of 2012
This proposal aims to replace rigid quota systems with a more flexible and humane approach to immigration. By focusing on fairness, integration, and economic needs, it ensures that migration is …
Votes Cast
How Left Forward has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Liberal Union
Police Priorities Reform Act of 2014
Focusing police resources on the most serious and high-impact crimes improves public safety and ensures efficient use of resources, while …
Police Priorities Reform Act of 2014
Focusing police resources on the most serious and high-impact crimes improves public safety and ensures efficient use of resources, while maintaining the importance of prevention and community engagement.
on proposal by Liberal Union
Police Priorities Reform Act of 2014
Focusing police resources on the most serious and high-impact crimes improves public safety and ensures efficient use of resources, while …
Police Priorities Reform Act of 2014
Focusing police resources on the most serious and high-impact crimes improves public safety and ensures efficient use of resources, while maintaining the importance of prevention and community engagement.
on proposal by Alliance For Digital Freedom And Rights
Free Internet Act of 2014
An unregulated Internet maximises free expression and innovation, fostering open debate, exchange of culture and economic growth without government nor …
Free Internet Act of 2014
An unregulated Internet maximises free expression and innovation, fostering open debate, exchange of culture and economic growth without government nor companies' overreach. Crimes will still be prosecuted but content providers …
on proposal by Liberal Union
Work Hours Regulation Amendment of 2014
Updating the maximum working week to 40 hours, not as a requirement but as a cap, allows greater flexibility while …
Work Hours Regulation Amendment of 2014
Updating the maximum working week to 40 hours, not as a requirement but as a cap, allows greater flexibility while maintaining strong overtime protections. This supports economic growth and productivity …
on proposal by Liberal Union
Work Hours Regulation Amendment of 2014
Updating the maximum working week to 40 hours, not as a requirement but as a cap, allows greater flexibility while …
Work Hours Regulation Amendment of 2014
Updating the maximum working week to 40 hours, not as a requirement but as a cap, allows greater flexibility while maintaining strong overtime protections. This supports economic growth and productivity …