The Manitoba Government and General Employees’ Union (MGEU) has won a long battle over fairly calculating the compensation of part time correctional officers for working statutory holidays.

Today Manitoba’s largest public sector unions and the Manitoba Federation of Labour met with the Minister of Finance, at his request. The meeting was the first of what we expect to be…

A new position paper from the MGEU (Marijuana Legalization in Manitoba - The MGEU Perspective) urges the Manitoba Government to proceed with a public model administered and operated by…

Members of Government Community Workers - Component 18, who provide care for children, families and adults who need support in Manitoba communities, voted to ratify a new collective agreement today.

MGEU members in Churchill have banded together to help out their brothers and sisters from the Union of Canadian Transportation Employees (UCTE) who worked at the Port of Churchill.

Paramedics from MGEU Local 911 joined forces with members of the Bear Clan Patrol today to help teach them the valuable skills of CPR and basic first aid training.

Members of the Nisichawayasihk Personal Care Home – Local 367 voted to ratify a new two-year collective agreement with the employer today. The workers, who provide round-the-clock elder…

Members of ROSE Inc. - Local 376 voted to ratify a tentative agreement with the employer today.

Members of the Society for Manitobans with Disabilities - Local 262 ratified a new five-year collective agreement today.

In a generous show of support for the striking workers in Nelson House, the Thompson Labour Committee donated $300 to members of Nisichawayasihk Personal Care Home – Local 367 last night.

The Government of Manitoba recently completed its Manitoba pre-budget consultations. As part of this process, MGEU President Michelle Gawronsky made a presentation in October at a community…

The strike at the Nisichawayasihk Personal Care Home (PCH) in Nelson House is now into its second week.The picket line runs every day from 11am – 3pm. For those who can’t join members on the…

Whether you work in health care or are simply a member of the public, please take a few moments to complete a new government survey about our health care system. Share your experiences and…

MGEU President Michelle Gawronsky is looking for clarification following comments made yesterday by Premier Brian Pallister in which he mused about opening up existing collective agreements.

About 30 members from the Nisichawayasihk Personal Care Home (PCH) - Local 367 in Nelson House are now on strike. This, after the employer failed to meet the request of the bargaining committee.

MGEU President Michelle Gawronsky commended the government’s announcement today that plans are underway to implement self-regulation of Manitoba paramedics.

Members working at the Nisichawayasihk Personal Care Home (PCH), Local 367, in Nelson House will be on strike by month’s end if the employer doesn’t improve its offer.

In the wake of the government’s speech from the Throne today, MGEU President Michelle Gawronsky said she is deeply concerned about the growing gap between the platform the Premier ran on…

After over a year at the bargaining table, members of Southeast Child and Family Services – Local 395 who provide front line child welfare services to communities outside of Winnipeg ratified…

The Manitoba Government has made it harder for Manitobans to join a union. Amendments passed on Bill 7, The Labour Relations Amendment Act, and the bill officially came into effect on…