Dear Brothers and Sisters, International Women’s Day is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. This year’s theme is “Inspire Inclusion”. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating women’s equality. Together we can ensure the voices of diversity are amplified and valued. The unique experiences of …
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International Women’s Day Recognition
24th ANNUAL CONVENTION WINNIPEG
Bulletin No. 046 – Air Canada – TMOS – Negotiations Update
STA Agreement Update as of 05 September 2023
The tentative Share Trust Repurposing Agreement has been sitting with CRA since June 2022. The parties are seeking a presumptive tax ruling on how CRA will treat all monies from the share sales for future taxation purposes. At this time we do not know how the shares will be taxed. This is the reason for …
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MGEU that work for Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI).
Premier Heather Stefanson has caused another Strike. The newest victims are the Members represented by MGEU that work for Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI). Just like the previous group of public employees (MLCC) this group is trapped by Heather Stefanson’s mandate of limiting wage increases by 2%. Even though this group has not had a wage …
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Winnipeg Finance Non-Monetary Contract Opener
Your Winnipeg Finance Negotiations Committee will be heading to Montreal the week of June 5th to face off with the company fulfilling the required 2022 contract opener. These negotiations are for non-monetary changes and updates to the wording of the Winnipeg Finance Collective Bargaining Agreement set to fully expire in 2026.
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Looking for members to join us in the following committees: Political Action Committee Women/ Human Rights Committee Communicator: As a communicator, you will be responsible for using the latest forms of information technology to communicate with our LL about their work and family lives. Educator: As an Educator, you will be responsible for assisting in …
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Manitoba’s Minimum Wage Still Not a Living Wage
Statement by MFL President Kevin Rebeck in response to the Stefanson government’s announcement that Manitoba’s minimum wage will increase to $15.30 on October 1: Rising prices at the grocery store and in the cost of housing are making it harder for working families to make ends meet, and these high costs are hitting low-income workers …
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Black History Month in Canada
February is Black History Month in Canada and every year the IAM, and the labour movement throughout Canada honour the contribution of our Black members. It is also a time to reflect on the history of enslavement of Black Canadians and the discrimination still rife in our country. We must also reflect on how anti-Black …
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