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Manitoba’s minimum wage to rise this weekend, but some say it still lags living wageThe Manitoba Federation of Labour says even with the October increase, it's still not a living wage in 2023.EconomyMar 31, 2023
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Manitoba government introduces bill to enact promised minimum wage increaseThe Manitoba government has introduced a bill in the legislature to formally enact a raise in the minimum wage.PoliticsNov 18, 2022
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Supreme Court will not hear appeal of Manitoba’s public sector wage freezeThe Supreme Court of Canada will not hear an appeal from unions that consider the Manitoba government's public-sector wage freeze a violation of collective bargaining rights.PoliticsOct 27, 2022
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Manitoba to boast Canada’s lowest minimum wage when rate increases in SaskatchewanThe Manitoba Federation of Labour says having the lowest minimum wage in Canada leaves many workers in poverty and will be an embarrassment.EconomyMay 4, 2022
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Manitoba unions want Supreme Court to weigh in on public sector wage freeze caseA coalition of unions says it is asking the Supreme Court of Canada to hear the case in order to protect collective bargaining rights.PoliticsNov 3, 2021
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Manitoba government plans to appeal ruling that quashed wage freezeThe Manitoba government is appealing a court ruling that quashed a wage freeze for 120,000 public-sector workers.Aug 17, 2020
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Province hints at raising Manitoba’s minimum wage after freezeThe Manitoba government is hinting at an increase to the province's minimum wage following a freeze last year and another deadlock between labour and management advisers.PoliticsApr 29, 2017
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Manitoba government workers could see wage decrease, reduced work weekManitoba public-sector workers may be facing a reduced work week and government-imposed wage settlements. The Pallister government has served notice to its public-sector unions it intends to pursue wide-ranging legislation to control wages.Feb 10, 2017
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Manitoba has too many bargaining units; Premier pushing public sector unions for more changesManitoba Premier Brian Pallister says he wants to see fewer bargaining units in the public sector, and is hoping union leaders will agree to a reduction.PoliticsDec 8, 2016
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