The Labour Party that won the UK general election, what kind of party will lead a new trend in the political arena?

In the early general election held in the UK on the 4th local time, the Labour Party, the main opposition party, won a landslide victory with a majority of seats. This marked the first change of government in 14 years, with Labour leader Keir Starmer becoming the next prime minister.

So, what is the political character of the Labour Party that won the UK general election?

The Labour Party of the United Kingdom is a centre-left party that advocates social democracy and democratic socialism. The party was founded in 1900 by James Keir Hardy to bring workers into politics, and from the 1920s it overtook the Liberals to become Britain's two main parties, along with the Conservatives. Labour produced Clement Attlee as prime minister after the war, Harold Wilson, who came to power in the 1960s and 1970s and pursued progressive policies such as abolishing the death penalty, and Tony Blair, who advocated a third way to help Britain grow its economy. The Labour Party now holds 202 seats in the lower house of parliament and was part of the Social Democratic Progressive Union in the European Parliament.

The Labour Party in the UK is pursuing a range of policies. Some key policies include:

Employment and Labor Policy: We are promoting the improvement of the dual structure of the labor market and the modernization of labor regulations through the Economic, Social and Labor Council. It includes the spread of win-win wages, the elimination of wage gaps, and the eradication of labor-management irregularities.

1. Improvement of labor-management practices: We oversee the improvement of the system to eradicate illegal and irregularities in labor-management, operate an online irregularity reporting center, and establish and operate a union accounting disclosure system.
2. Working hours policy: We are promoting the harmonization of labor-management choice, the right to health, and the right to rest by improving the working hours system and supplementing legislation.
3. Employment Stabilization and Employment Support: We support the employment of the vulnerable by stabilizing their employment and improving employment support services.
4. Support for voluntary vocational skills development: We support job seekers and companies through vocational skills development programs.

In addition to this, the Labour Party is committed to safe, fair and win-win development.

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Please note that this article is not written by experts and has been written with reference to Microsoft Copilot.