Tips for Writing Resolutions & Speaking to Resolutions
March 11
5 - 6:30 PM (No Cost)
To help build connection and support in writing Resolutions, CUPE Manitoba will be offering a Tips for Writing & Speaking to Resolutions online opportunity for CUPE members throughout Manitoba.
To RSVP for this online discussion, please Email Deanna West @ CUPE Manitoba: officeadmin@cupe.
November 20th is the Trans Day of Remembrance (TDoR)
We remember and honour Two-Spirit, trans and non-binary people around the world whose lives have been lost due to hatred and oppression and lack of appropriate health care and social supports.
CUPE SCFP renews its commitment to fighting transphobia in all its forms -- including discrimination, harassment and violence.
CUPE Manitoba joins CUPE National, the Federal NDP, and millions around the world in calling for an immediate ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict. The ongoing genocide in Gaza by the Israel Defense Force must stop, and world leaders including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau must take up the call for an immediate ceasefire and an end to Israel's illegal occupation.
Calling all women and gender diverse members!
The 2023 Grace Hartman Women and Gender Rights Conference celebrates the legacy of Canada’s first woman to be elected as national leader of a major union. Grace helped build CUPE as a fighting union, and opened the door to solidarity and inclusion of diverse voices in the work of our union.
Please visit our Education page for the brochure and link to register for CUPE's special series of Election Workshops for CUPE members in Manitoba: https://cupe.mb.ca/members/education/
As the school year begins, CUPE education support workers are here to help. CUPE members help kids get to school safely, keep schools healthy and clean, provide resources students need to succeed, provide extra support for students who need it, and help schools run efficiently. CUPE members focus on these things so that parents and families don’t have to.
A Message from CUPE Manitoba President, Gina McKay
Recently in Manitoba, we have seen groups working to condemn and violate human rights, limiting gender/sexual health, and pushing to ban books in our province.
While we celebrate advances made, we must always be cognizant that there is still a long way to go and that in each of our communities, there continues to be people fuelled by fear, hate, and trans/homophobia that will work to remove rights and the dignity of those they deem different from themselves.
We are very happy to spotlight some of the incredible speakers who will be presenting to CUPE Manitoba delegates next week at our 59th Annual Convention.
Today is the final day of the Early Childhood Educators (ECEs) Week, an important annual week taking place April 23-29th, that recognizes the work and leadership of ECEs for our community’s children throughout Manitoba.
To wrap up this important week, President Gina McKay shared a thank you to all ECEs on behalf of 37,000 CUPE members across Manitoba, sharing that "as workers who have worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic, we’ve seen firsthand the incredible value Child Care workers provide in every community" noting that they have kept families supported, and cared for, by upholding a pillar for Manitobans so that they were able to continue to keep communities functioning throughout the pandemic.
CUPE Manitoba has launched an email petition calling on the Stefanson Conservatives to address the crisis in Home Care.
This Home Care petition follows the ongoing Health Care and Anti-Privatization petitions on our We Work for Manitoba website that have seen more than 10,000 emails sent to the Premier, to government Ministers, and to local MLA's.