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.
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.
After several challenging years at the bargaining table, and the return of high inflation, workers' pay cheques are not going as far as they used to. Our union is only as strong as our members’ resolve and our willingness to stand together when the time comes. If MGEU members truly want to catch up, and keep up with the cost of living, we must all stand up and show our strength.
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.
It’s time to take workplace mental health as seriously as we take traditional, physical health and safety issues at work. Employers have a responsibility to protect us from work situations that harm our mental health, and to create a work environment that promotes psychological health and safety.
This campaign aims to raise awareness about workplace mental health, and help us press for employer action on workplace mental health and wellness.
Keeping Manitoba's Liquor Marts public means great service and selection for customers, safer communities, and reinvesting in services for Manitobans everywhere. This coalition of Manitoba organizations believes in keeping liquor public because public serves us better.
Correctional officers in Manitoba face different challenges every day. But nothing is more important than keeping Manitobans safe and helping change people’s lives for the better.
This campaign shares with Manitobans the vital work that correctional officers are doing 24 hours a day to keep Manitobans safe, support our communities, and help people get their lives on the right track.
