Current Workers' Parties
| Country | Party | Political orientation |
|---|---|---|
| Algeria | Workers' Party | Trotskyist |
| Argentina | Workers' Party | Trotskyist |
| Bangladesh | Workers Party of Bangladesh | Communist |
| Barbados | Workers Party of Barbados | Marxist |
| Belgium | Workers Party of Belgium | Marxist |
| Brazil | Workers' Party | Social democratic |
| Czech Republic | Workers' Party of Social Justice | National Socialism |
| Egypt | Workers Democratic Party | Social democratic |
| Ecuador | Workers' Party of Ecuador | Communist |
| France | Workers' Party | Trotskyist |
| Finland | Workers Party of Finland | Marxist-Leninist |
| Guinea-Bissau | Workers' Party | Socialist |
| India (Maharashtra state) | Peasants and Workers Party of India | Marxist |
| India (West Bengal state) | Workers Party of India | Communist |
| Ireland | Workers' Party of Ireland | Marxist |
| New Zealand | Workers Party of New Zealand | Marxist |
| North Korea | Workers' Party of Korea | Juche |
| Paraguay | Workers' Party | |
| Singapore | Workers' Party of Singapore | Social democratic |
| Spain | Workers' Party | Communist |
| Sweden (Västerbotten County) | Workers' Party | Trotskyist |
| Turkey | Workers' Party | Maoism |
| United States | Workers Party, USA | Marxist-Leninist |
| Uruguay | Workers' Party | Trotskyist |
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