Winnipeg School Division members approve strike mandate
This week, MGEU members in Winnipeg School Division (WSD) – Local 460 voted overwhelmingly to give their Bargaining Committee a strike mandate.
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This week, MGEU members in Winnipeg School Division (WSD) – Local 460 voted overwhelmingly to give their Bargaining Committee a strike mandate.
The MGEU has donated $25,000 through the union's Humanitarian Fund to the Canadian Red Cross to help Manitoba families impacted by wildfires.
Members of the Technical Professional Component in Locals 408, 409, 410, 411, 420 ratified a new 4-year collective agreement on May 28, 2025.
Last evening, members of Rod McGillivary Memorial Care Home - Local 447 voted to accept a new three-year collective agreement.
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