The Manitoba Nurses' Union (MNU) is a source of strength and support for Manitoba nurses. Representing 97% of all unionized nurses in Manitoba, we are the only health care union in the province that represents all categories of licensed nurses. Run by nurses – for nurses, our membership and management structure ensures the union addresses the specific pressures and challenges inherent in our profession. We've remained dedicated to safeguarding the role of nurses in Manitoba since 1975.
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The Manitoba Nurses' Union is currently sitting at the Central Bargaining Table, and has made pension benfits a key priority.
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CFNU President, Linda Silas, extended thanks to CFNU members across the country for their generous support of the Haitian relief effort. The fund was established in January, following the 7.0 magnitude earthquake which left the impoverished island nation in shambles.
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The provincial government announced this week on Winnipeg radio station CJOB that it will be seeking a wage freeze for all employees in the public sector.
MNU President Sandi Mowat immediately responded in the media saying that this would only make things worse in healthcare.
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Central Table Bargaining is scheduled to continue on:
February 17-19
March 8-11
March 22-25
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