Unity
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Basic Information
A party in the country of Thornreach founded in May 2009 (15 years ago)
Description
A nation forged in labor and tempered by strength.
"Raise your fist!"
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Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Unity
Rejected Oct. 24, 2010
Economic and Social Reform Act of 2010
These reforms ensure fair labor rights, sustainable pensions, and social cohesion by ending exploitative gig work, raising retirement age for …
Economic and Social Reform Act of 2010
These reforms ensure fair labor rights, sustainable pensions, and social cohesion by ending exploitative gig work, raising retirement age for fiscal stability, and preventing religious extremism.
Enacted July 12, 2010
Workers' Rights and Housing Reform Act of 2010
These changes ensure fair wages, worker protections, and affordable housing by prioritizing public benefit over corporate interests, creating a more …
Workers' Rights and Housing Reform Act of 2010
These changes ensure fair wages, worker protections, and affordable housing by prioritizing public benefit over corporate interests, creating a more equitable society.
Rejected April 14, 2010
Marijuana Decriminalization Act of 2010
Current legalization policies disproportionately criminalize low-income users and strain law enforcement. Decriminalization reduces arrests, promotes equity, and frees resources for …
Marijuana Decriminalization Act of 2010
Current legalization policies disproportionately criminalize low-income users and strain law enforcement. Decriminalization reduces arrests, promotes equity, and frees resources for public health.
Rejected Jan. 29, 2010
Moderate Welfare And Energy Standards Act of 2009
These changes ensure practical, science-based animal welfare and energy policies that balance public health, economic stability, and environmental sustainability.
Moderate Welfare And Energy Standards Act of 2009
These changes ensure practical, science-based animal welfare and energy policies that balance public health, economic stability, and environmental sustainability.
Rejected Nov. 1, 2009
Worker Protection Expansion Act of 2009
Gig platforms exploit workers with no benefits; banning them ensures fair employment. A 35-hour workweek reduces burnout and boosts public …
Worker Protection Expansion Act of 2009
Gig platforms exploit workers with no benefits; banning them ensures fair employment. A 35-hour workweek reduces burnout and boosts public health.
Votes Cast
How Unity has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Federalist
"Freedom on the Net" Policy of 2009
In this Policy Paper, the Federalist Party outlines its internet and data protections policy, advocating for protections for users while …
"Freedom on the Net" Policy of 2009
In this Policy Paper, the Federalist Party outlines its internet and data protections policy, advocating for protections for users while reducing pointless and economically damaging regulation.
on proposal by Federalist
"Freedom to Work" Policy of 2009
In this Policy Paper, the Federalist Party outlines its economic policy, advocating for protections for workers while reducing constraints on …
"Freedom to Work" Policy of 2009
In this Policy Paper, the Federalist Party outlines its economic policy, advocating for protections for workers while reducing constraints on small businesses; and allowing younger people to work apprenticeships.
on proposal by Unity
Public Safety and Surveillance Expansion Act of 2009
To combat rising violent crime, police will prioritize high-impact cases. Mass surveillance enhances public safety by preventing threats before they …
Public Safety and Surveillance Expansion Act of 2009
To combat rising violent crime, police will prioritize high-impact cases. Mass surveillance enhances public safety by preventing threats before they escalate.
on proposal by Justice
Retirement Age Reduction Act of 2009
Lowering the retirement age to 50 enhances public well-being by reducing workplace burnout and increasing opportunities for younger workers.
Retirement Age Reduction Act of 2009
Lowering the retirement age to 50 enhances public well-being by reducing workplace burnout and increasing opportunities for younger workers.
on proposal by Integrationist
Social Liberalisation Act of 2009
Continuing modernizing Thornreach
Social Liberalisation Act of 2009
Continuing modernizing Thornreach