Title: Difference Between Labour and Conservative | Compare the Difference Between Similar Terms
Headings: Difference Between Labour and Conservative
Difference Between Labour and Conservative
Labour vs Conservative
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What is the difference between Labour and Conservative?

Content: Of late, there has been much overlap in the policies of the two parties making people wonder if there is any difference at all between the Conservative Party and Labor Party. Let us take a closer look. Labour
Labour party was formed in 1900 and one of the oldest political parties in the country. It has leftist leanings and is considered a party of the labour class though much water had flown in Thames since the early days when it was founded. The party has been advocating socialism for a long time that has taken democratic overtones of late. The party has been known for favoring a welfare state with more rights for the working classes and distribution of assets in a more equitable manner. However, with the beginning of the 80’s, there has been a shift in the position of the party on most social and economic issues to be seen as a centrist party. This shift has been pronounced in favor of neo-liberalism, so much so that the traditional vote bank of the party, the labour class, has started to feel alienated with the party. Conservative
Also, popularly known as Tory Party, the Conservative Party is believed to have branched out of Tory Party way back in 1834. It is an older party than the Labour Party.