On the International Day for Care and Support, 29 October, the ITUC calls on governments to recognise care as a human right and public good, which includes the right to provide care, to receive care and to self-care.
On the International Day for Care and Support, 29 October, the ITUC calls on governments to recognise care as a human right and public good, which includes the right to provide care, to receive care and to self-care.
MFUR President Paul Moist received the Winnipeg 150 community service award from Mayor Scott Gillingham on October 19 at Assiniboine Park. A tree was also planted in his honour.
Delegates to the CUPE National Sector Conference were taken on guided tour of the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike led by MFUR President Paul Moist.
On October 10, MFUR President Paul Moist, made a presentation at the Manitoba Legislature in support of Bill 7, the public sector construction projects (tendering) repeal act, which would bring back the option to require unionized workers as a condition of a tender or project labour agreement. The previous Progressive Conservative government had previously banned PLAs.