Care for All in Education

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Attached are some of the promotional materials we’ve developed that you can use by way of introducing the Care for All in Education Initiative to any group that you believe would be interested.

Here is the link to our website: www.careforallineducation.com

Here is the link to our posters; you are welcome to put them up where it makes the most sense in your school: https://careforallineducation.com/posters/

To reach a Wellness Specialist for support and resources, please call 1-877-602-1660 or email info@careforallineducation.com

 

Cirque Musica Holiday

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See attachment         Cirque Musica Holliday Special Offer for CUPE Manitoba Friday November 24th 7:30PM          Bell MTS Place Cirque Musica is a concert and visual experience where audiences journey into a world of high-flying adventure with amazing acrobats, aerialists, hilarious hijinks … Continue reading →

Manitoba Moose Games

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CUPE Manitoba discounts to Manitoba Moose games

Below is what I have offered them for individual game discounts and we can do the same for you: Pl LEVEL TICKET (DARK BLUE)- CUPE Member Price: $31.25ea- REGULAR PRICE:$37.75ea

P2 LEVEL TICKET (LIGHT BLUE)- CUPE Member Price: $26.00ea- REGULAR PRICE: $32.75ea

P3 LEVEL TICKET (GREY)- CUPE Member Price: $20.75ea- REGULAR PRICE: $27.75ea SCHEDULE:

Wednesday, November 15th vs. Chicago @7:00PM Sunday, November 19th vs. Laval @2:00PM Saturday, December 2nd vs. Cleveland @7:00PM Sunday, December 10th vs. Milwaukee @2:00PM Friday, December 22nd vs. San Antonio @7:00PM

Sunday, December 31st vs. San Jose @ 2:00pm **NYE GAME** Wednesday, January 10th vs. Grand Rapids @ 7:00PM

Sunday, January 14th @ 2:00PM Saturday, January 20th @ 7:00PM Saturday, February 17th @2:00PM

Monday, February 19th @2:00PM **LOUIS RIEL DAY** Saturday, March 3rd @7:00PM

Thursday, March 22nd @7:00PM Friday, March 30th @7:00PM Friday, April 6th @7:00PM

Sunday, April 8th @2:00PM **FAN APPRECIATION DAY**

Contact information for the Poster: Please contact Jeff Ranick at 204.926.5620 or Jranick@TNSE.com

Media News Release

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News Release

Canadian Union of Public Employees – cupe.mb.ca

For immediate release                                                    March 1, 2017

 CUPE QUESTIONS PALLISTER’S PC MLA WAGE FREEZE – IT’S NOT GENUINE

Union urges provincial government to turn focus to protecting public services

WINNIPEG – The Canadian Union of Public Employees Manitoba is frustrated with today’s Conservative Party update on MLAs’ wages, and calls on Premier Pallister to get back to protecting public services.

“Today, Brian Pallister has once again disappointed us,” said Kelly Moist, President of the Canadian Union of Public Employees Manitoba. “The Premier and his cabinet took 20% salary increases on their first day in office, then froze minimum wage. After taking home an extra $21,000, Brian Pallister wants us to believe he’s taking a wage freeze. This is not genuine.”

The large 2016 wage increase for cabinet ministers and the Premier met with opposition. Premier Pallister stated today that PC MLAs are committing to paying back their increase for 2017, but questions remain. If salary scales and benefits continue to increase during the supposed wage freeze, MLAs may end up with a large pay increase after the next election. CUPE points out that such arrangements were not offered to public sector employees when they took a two-year wage freeze in the last round of bargaining.

“A full-time Education Assistant in Portage la Prairie earns annual wages of $22,000 to $25,000,” continued Moist. “The cost of the Premier’s 2016 pay increase would cover an EA’s wages in his home town for a year. It’s a slap in the face that the Premier is telling workers, unionized or not, to tighten our belts.”

Like other Manitobans, CUPE members rely on good public services and expect our government to make reasonable decisions. CUPE believes the Manitoba economy is stable, and that Premier Pallister should be making better choices.

“There is still time before the provincial budget is released to do the right thing. We urge Brian Pallister to protect public services and public service workers like he promised he would. We urge the Premier to meet us at the bargaining table and negotiate fair contracts,” said Moist.“After all, a deal is deal.”

The Canadian Union of Public Employees is Canada’s largest union representing more than a half-million members. In Manitoba, CUPE represents approximately 26,000 members working in health care facilities, personal care homes, school divisions, municipal services, social services, child care centres, public utilities, libraries and family emergency services.

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For information, contact: Liz Carlyle, CUPE Communications at 204-979-7741

Kelly Moist, President, CUPE Manitoba at 204-795-9300

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