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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MNU President Sandi Mowat visited the H1N1 Flu Vaccination Clinic at Portage Place on Thursday, checking in on nurses who've been hard at work the last few weeks administering thousands of flu shots.
"This is such a huge task" said Mowat, referring to the plan to immunize as many Manitobans as possible before the second wave is in full swing. "It makes me very proud to see all these nurses putting in the long hours to get these people vaccinated."
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Bargaining dates previously scheduled for November have been cancelled at the Employer's request. We still have dates scheduled from December 8th to the 11th.
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The government of Manitoba released their 7th Flu Bulletin since September 29th yesterday, updating Manitobans on the current vaccine supply and on the status of the flu spread in Manitoba. According to the bulletin 160,000 doses of the vaccine have been given out so far, with 31,000 shots being administered per day at peak capacity.
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