As the deadline looms for compliance with mandatory workplace vaccination policies, many workers are left wondering what happens if they’re placed on an unpaid leave of absence. #COVID19
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We're proud to support Canada’s #WasteReductionWeek. Sustainable use of #naturalresources is a part of our ongoing commitments
NFI implemented #wateruse & #energyuse reduction programs conserving water & energy consumption during the manufacturing process https://t.co/8dnhIgYAll
#ThrowBackThursday: 1967.
MCI delivers the first prototype of the landmark MC-6 “Super Cruiser” that features a 102-inch wheelbase, an all-stainless-steel frame, and a V-12 engine.
Explore MCI's key milestones at https://t.co/ng1b60Rd2v
#TBT#MCIproud
Meet North America’s first fully renewable hydrogen bus fleet! 🌎Today, @rideMTD unveiled its brand new fuel cell buses, powered by solar energy. Learn more at https://t.co/aIYZchElHo (and yes, MTD’s floors really are that clean 🧼)
"The two are mutually exclusive. The vaccine mandate and where we are with the lawsuit is really just to get the company to sit down and talk with us and discuss some our issues that our peers have done and we see where their vaccination rates are," says SWAPA's Casey Murray.
“Students rely on us every day in classrooms, libraries, and labs. We want the University of Manitoba to continue being a great university. That means embracing great instructors, professors and librarians, and keeping the talent we have." #UMFA2021
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Today, Canada's unions raise our voices with allies around the world to mark the World Day for Decent Work.
We join @ITUC’s call for governments to focus on the creation of good jobs and a worker-centred recovery. #WDDW#JustJobs#canlab#cdnpoli
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MFL President Kevin Rebeck joined the @ndpcaucus today to throw Bill 16 in the trash. This piece of Pallister’s agenda would have tipped the scales against workers.
Together, we have stopped this bill for now. Let’s make sure it doesn’t come back.
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We know our province works best when we all work together. Manitobans want the new Premier to reset the relationship with workers and unions, not follow in Pallister's footsteps.
Tell the government that it's time for fairness at https://t.co/Y3rBTvCsie
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With more than 200 million jobs lost to the pandemic, another hundred million still at risk and large numbers of unemployed people – the vast majority of whom are women – simply dropping out of the labour market, the World Day for Decent Work on 7
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September 30, 2021 marks the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
#NDTR
The day honours the lost children and Survivors of residential schools, their families and communities. Public commemoration of the tragic and painful history and ongoing
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This responsibility includes committing to implementing the Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada. We encourage you to read the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada Reports, including the Calls to Action: https://t.co/NDX41dfzc9
The provincial deficit would be even worse if liquor sales were privatized. Liquor profits last year in Manitoba were up $40 million (March 2020-21). With over $320 million in profits to fund public services this year, what would the government do if they privatize liquor sales?
"I think a big part of not finding workers willing to do that work is reflective of the low pay, the lack of benefits, the health and safety risks and the unpredictability of that being stable, reliable work” - MFL President Kevin Rebeck
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