Members of Rod McGillvary Memorial Care Home - Local 447 in The Pas have ratified their first collective agreement.

Premier Brian Pallister unveiled his government’s new cabinet today, shuffling a few portfolios and appointing two new ministers.Sarah Guillemard will become the new Minister of Conservation…

Members of Nisichawayasihk Personal Care Home - Local 367 ratified a new five-year collective agreement today.

Last week the Province of Manitoba introduced an11th hour amendment to its wage freeze legislation (Bill 28), which is being challenged by the MGEU and other public sector unions in court.…

Members of Animikii Ozoson Child and Family Services - Local 443, who serve families living in Winnipeg with ties to the First Nations of Ontario, ratified their first collective agreement today.

The MGEU kicked off the upcoming training year by releasing the 2019-2020 Education Calendar. As in years’ past, the MGEU will offer Core Courses like Representing Our Members and Bargaining…

This fall, the MGEU, along with other unions involved in the Partnership to Defend Public Services, has been busy preparing for their court challenge — scheduled to begin November 18 2019 — of…

The Minister responsible for the Civil Service, Scott Fielding, is refusing to appoint an arbitration panel after the MGEU recently filed for arbitration in order to reach a contract…

More than 180 Thompson residents have been displaced from their homes following a suspicious fire in the north tower of the Forrest View Suites earlier this week. “This is a significant and…

The members of the Duke of Marlborough School (Local 446), who work in the Nursery - 12 school in Churchill, recently voted to accept their first contract.

Members of Dakota Ojibway Child and Family Services (Locals 435-437), who provide a full range of services to support First Nation families throughout southern Manitoba, ratified their first…

After being elected to a second term last week, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister unveiled plans for his next 100 days in office yesterday. And in what may seem like déjà vu for many MGEU…

Throughout September and October the MGEU is celebrating Manitoba's public services by hosting special MGEU member events throughout the province.

As we do before every provincial election, the MGEU recently submitted a series of questions about policy issues currently impacting the union’s members to the leaders of each of the three…

Today, voting in the health care representation votes came to an end, and the Commissioner has released the official results.The successful union in each vote is listed below:

MGEU health care members in the Interlake Eastern Regional Health Authority are going to have a little more money in their pockets thanks to six recent MGEU grievance wins.

The MGEU is pleased to announce the 2019 recipients of nearly $30,000 in MGEU educational scholarships and bursaries. “We’ve had a record number of applicants this year for our Area…

The MGEU’s Civil Service Bargaining Committee has decided to file for arbitration due to the employer’s refusal to discuss wages and benefits at the bargaining table.

The meth crisis in Manitoba is affecting MGEU members from across the province, and President Michelle Gawronsky is calling on the provincial government to address the crisis head-on and…

On Thursday, July 25 at 7 pm the MGEU is hosting a tele-meeting with our MGEU specialists and everyone involved in the health care union representation votes is welcome to listen in or ask a question.