The MGEU is committed to serving its members through the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic. However, there will be some adjustments to how we serve members to protect members and staff, and to…

Following the guidance of public health officials, the MGEU is taking precautionary steps to reduce the risks for members and staff posed by COVID-19 (coronavirus).

Dozens of MGEU correctional officers and community members attended the Legislative session today to watch the presentation of a petition with nearly 6,000 signatures supporting the union’s…

For months now, MGEU members in the Department of Infrastructure have been reporting concerns about the declining level of service being provided by their Department. Skyrocketing employee…

Last night, Kirk Carr, an MGEU activist out of Fairview Personal Care Home, was acclaimed as president of the Brandon and District Labour Council. This is Carr’s second term as president in Brandon.

The Partnership to Defend Public Services (PDPS) delivered closing arguments this week in the court challenge against the government’s wage freeze legislation (Bill 28) for public sector…

Picketers slowed traffic heading into the Manitoba Legislature this morning in an attempt to send a direct message to the Pallister government: your decision to cancel plans for a new Dauphin…

The National Union of Public and General Employees has launched their 2020 Scholarship Program with some enhancements this year. New for 2020, NUPGE is adding the Young Worker Scholarship,…

Tonight, the citizens of Dauphin and the Parkland region came out in droves to support MGEU members working at the Dauphin Correctional Centre, and to demand the government reverse its…

With more than 2,000 civil service jobs cut in the last three years - jobs that support families and keep us safe - and no end in sight to the weakening of our public services by this…

The MGEU will be holding a rally in Dauphin on Tuesday, February 4 to send the Pallister government a clear message: closing the Dauphin Correctional Centre will strain our correctional system…

Members of The Pas Regional Library - Local 440 have ratified their first collective agreement.

The Manitoba government has made it official that they are cancelling plans to build a new jail in Dauphin. Manitoba Justice shocked employees at Dauphin Correctional Centre (DCC) today by…

Last night MGEU President, Michelle Gawronsky, put forward the union's submission for the 2020 provincial budget and asked the government to stand by their word to give Manitobans a budget…

The MGEU is accepting applications for the 2020 MGEU Humanitarian Award, which will be presented at the MGEU Convention this October. If you know someone who you feel should be nominated for…

Last week, the provincial government released its 2020 strategy for the Department of Families a – document that will have far-reaching implications over the next twelve months for the MGEU…

Members of Hecla Golf Course - Local 140 ratified a new three-year agreement yesterday.

Andrew Prokopchuk and Gerry Rosset were greeted yesterday by family at the Winnipeg Richardson International Airport after a 38-day stint helping Australian officials with the continuing…

From Thursday, April 23 to Saturday, April 25, 2020 the MGEU will be holding its Women’s Conference in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Registration deadline for applications is Monday, January 27, 2020.…

Members of ROSE Inc. - Local 376, who provide residential and day program supports for intellectually challenged adults in St. Rose, ratified a new three-year agreement today.