“Any move to contract out/sell-off the city’s golf courses would be opposed by the union,” said Local 500 President Mike Davidson. His comments were in response to the recommendations contained in the Operational Review of Winnipeg Golf Services Audit report which was voted on by City Council at its meeting held on May 25. The

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Five Manitoba labour organizations, including the Manitoba Federation of Labour, are making contributions to the Lake Winnipeg Research Consortium, which was founded in 1998 to coordinate scientific research related to water quality deterioration on Lake Winnipeg. The labour organizations will join the Lake Winnipeg Research Consortium’s membership and make financial contributions to support the Consortium’s

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– By Al Cerilli, Manitoba Union of Labour Retirees President In an editorial entitled ‘It’s time to audit MPI’s books’ that appeared in the Winnipeg Free Press on April 1, Andrew Swan, the provincial cabinet minister charged with the administration of The Manitoba Public Insurance Act, was criticized for rightly pointing out the value and benefits of

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Approximately 40 per cent of complaints to the Manitoba Human Rights Commission relate to the rights of Manitobans with disabilities. This is a clear sign that people with disabilities are facing far too many barriers to full participation in our communities. The Manitoba Federation of Labour supports the campaign by Barrier Free Manitoba for accessibility

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Each year, SAFE Workers of Tomorrow commemorates the April 28 Day of Mourning for workers who have been injured or killed at work. One of the ways they do this is with a Workplace Tag Day Campaign. They make Day of Mourning tags available for people to wear either on or before April 28. The

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