Today, MGEU members from the Manitoba Liquor and Gaming Authority voted in favour of possible strike action in the ongoing negotiation toward a new contract.

The Manitoba government is introducing amendments to the Workers Compensation Act that would recognize post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a work-related occupational disease. Under the…

The Manitoba government’s foot-dragging at more than a dozen bargaining tables has left 25,000 members without a contract ? and the MGEU with no choice but to go public with a clear message:…

In votes that were completed today, members of Locals 387 and 391 of Diagnostic Services of Manitoba (Support) voted unanimously to ratify a new agreement.

The MGEU is once again a sponsor of the Pride Winnipeg Festival — a multi-day celebration with dozens of events all leading up to the main PRIDE DAY celebrations that take place on Sunday, June 14.

Whether you walk, cycle, run, wheel, or rollerblade, this is a great event to get some exercise and support social justice and human rights. The run raises money for several local human rights…

Day Two of MFL 2015 got off to an interesting start as Stephanie Bloomingdale of the AFL/CIO in Wisconsin drew some disconcerting parallels between the policies and beliefs of Wisconsin…

MFL 2015 is now well underway. A few hundred MGEU delegates congregated at the Keystone Centre in Brandon to participate in the 41st annual convention.

MGEU activists and members will be marching in the first- ever Pride Parade in Brandon this Saturday, May 30, 2015.

Throughout the month of June, the MGEU is inviting all members to come out and take their coffee or lunch break on the MGEU so we can all celebrate the important public services the members…

A new report released by the Public Services Foundation of Canada (PSFC) paints a grim picture of the current state of correctional services in Canada.

Last night, MGEU members of Local 178 - St. Amant Community Residential Program capped-off a significant round of contract negotiations (which included a successful strike vote) by ratifying a…

The 10th annual SAFE Roads campaign kicked off today, a joint initiative targeted to educate motorists across Manitoba, reminding them to slow down when driving past construction projects,…

The Province will invest more in infrastructure, health and education, but will also cut or freeze six departmental budgets.

Workers, representatives from labour, government and students observed the National Day of Mourning - a day to remember workers who have been killed or injured due to workplace-related hazards…

After nearly two years at the table, members of the All Nations Coordinated Response (ANCR) - Local 365 ratified a new five-year agreement tonight.

Members of Manitoba Housing (Locals 127 - 132) ratified a new five-year agreement today.

The Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) 2015 Solidarity Kid’s Camp of Manitoba will be held August 23?28, at Camp Nutimik in the Whiteshell Provincial Park. The deadline to register for camp is…

The Day of Mourning is Canada’s national day to honour all those killed or injured on the job. Every year on April 28, the labour movement hosts events to remember these workers and to…

Manitobans prefer protecting public services above things like balancing the budget by a fixed date or reducing taxes, according to a new Probe Research public opinion poll. Manitobans also…