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The Belgian Democratic Union was a short-lived centre-left political party in Belgium which existed from 1944 to 1946. Aimed at uniting left-leaning Christian Democrats with moderate socialists and others, the movement adhered to a programme which it described as "labourism" (travaillisme). It failed to achieve an electoral breakthrough in Belgium's first postwar elections in 1946 and collapsed shortly afterwards.
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