Why the Labor Party Exists

• Wages have stagnated, while corporate profits have soared. Since 1979, worker productivity has increased by 61.8%, yet wages have only grown by 17.5% (Economic Policy Institute).
• Unions are under attack. In 2022 alone, Amazon spent $14 million on union-busting efforts (CNBC).
• Working people are struggling. Nearly 60% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck (LendingClub).
• ​LaborLab has documented various union-busting activities employed by companies to deter unionization efforts. According to a recent report, employers spend over $300 million annually on union-busting efforts. Common tactics include hiring high-paid consultants and lawyers who employ astroturf campaigns, forced meetings, making empty promises, and delaying union elections or contract negotiations. According to LaborLab, these practices appear widespread, with unfair labor practice charges filed against employers in 41.5% of National Labor Relations Board-supervised union elections in 2016 and 2017. Despite being illegal, such union-busting activities remain prevalent across various industries.​

Politicians on both sides of the aisle have enabled this reality, and the Labor Party is here to end it.

We Are Pro-Union

Unions are power. They allow workers to bargain collectively, secure fair wages, and hold corporations accountable. The Labor Party is unwaveringly pro-union because:

• Workers have the right to organize, bargain, and strike without retaliation.
• Corporate-backed politicians have pushed union-busting laws to keep wages low and workers divided.
• Stronger unions mean higher wages, better benefits, and a fairer economy.

The Labor Party will strengthen labor laws, eliminate anti-worker loopholes, and ensure that every worker has the right to organize without fear.

1. We want to hear from union members 
2. We want to hear from those who want to form a union. 
3. We want to hear from victims of anti-union tactics.

We Are Pro-Labor

The fight for labor rights isn’t just about wages—it’s about power. For decades, the ultra-rich have manipulated the system to extract wealth from workers while making it harder for people to afford housing, healthcare, and education.

We believe in:

• Raising wages to match productivity.
• Strengthening workplace protections against exploitation.
• Revitalizing American industry by reinvesting in manufacturing, apprenticeships, and worker training.

CEOs don’t create wealth—workers do. It’s time we take it back.

We Are Pro-Worker

Your labor isn’t just a commodity—it is the foundation of the entire economy. Yet, for decades, both major parties have prioritized corporate profits over human dignity.

The Labor Party is fighting for:

• Universal healthcare—because no one should go bankrupt due to medical bills.
• Paid family leave—because workers shouldn’t have to choose between income and family.
• A fair minimum wage—because a full-time job should provide financial security.
• An end to exploitative gig work—because every worker deserves stability.

If the economy isn’t working for workers, it isn’t working.

Addressing Common Questions

Is a Third Party a Waste of a Vote?

No. This is a lie designed to keep working people powerless. Both major parties serve the same corporate donors—they just package their policies differently.

Every major shift in American history—from abolition to civil rights—began with movements outside the establishment. The Labor Party is building a movement that will make real change inevitable.

What About Worker-Owned Cooperatives?

We believe in worker power beyond wages. That includes:

• Worker-owned cooperatives
• Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs)
• Union-run businesses

A strong labor movement isn’t just about jobs—it’s about economic democracy. We support policies that make worker ownership easier and more viable.

No One is Coming to Save Us—We Have to Act

Every generation waits for someone to fix the system. But history proves that change never happens from the top down—it happens when ordinary people refuse to accept the status quo.

Why do you have to be the change? Because politicians won’t save us. The billionaires funding them won’t either. If we wait, they win. If we act, we win.

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What We Must Do Next

1. Organize. If you have a union, strengthen it. If not, start one. We’ll help.
2. Build. We don’t just criticize the system—we create better alternatives.
3. Vote. Elect leaders who fight for workers, not corporate donors.
4.  Refuse to be silent. The most dangerous lie is that we are powerless. We are not.

The Labor Party is proof that when we stand together, we are unstoppable.

Why Now?

Because every day we wait, corporate power grows stronger.
Because every year we hesitate, another worker is exploited.
Because the longer we wait, the harder the fight becomes.

The Labor Party is not a movement of spectators. We do not wait for change.
We build it with our own hands.

Join the fight. Now.