Willow Place members ratify new agreement
Members of Willow Place - Local 160 voted to accept a new three-year collective agreement (effective April 1, 2025 - March 31, 2028).
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Members of Pinaow Wachi PCH ratify new agreement
On October 29, members of Pinaow Wachi Personal Care Home - Local 423 in Norway House voted to accept a new four-year collective agreement (effective April 1, 2025 - March 31, 2029). These…
Convention brings important changes to MGEU committees and structure
At Convention 2025, delegates set the union's course for the next twenty-four months and accepted a number of significant constitutional resolutions to update the union’s structure and committees.
Members of Métis CFS Authority ratify new agreement
On October 21, 2025, members of Métis Child and Family Services Authority (Local 394) ratified a new three-year collective agreement.
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Rebuilding Manitoba's Public Services
Public services need to be there when you need them. But, after many years of cuts, 20% of Manitoba's public service jobs have been left unfilled, affecting the services we all rely on. It's time to hire back workers and rebuild Manitoba's public services.
Education Support Workers
It's a big job. And it's no small part in our kids' success.
It takes a lot of work to keep Manitoba's schools running and help students focus on learning. And thousands of Education Support Workers make it happen, every day.
SAFE Roads Manitoba
The SAFE Roads campaign is supported by many partnering organizations (including the MGEU) who are committed to educating motorists and the general public about safe driving practices that protect construction, utility, and emergency services workers near our roadways.
Health Care Workers
It takes a whole team of professionals to deliver quality health care in Manitoba. And right now, they need our support to make health care better for all of us.
Health care doesn’t happen without thousands of dedicated workers in many different roles -- from allied health to home care and facility support. It’s time to rebuild our public health care system and that starts by paying health care workers fairly.