This is the first scheduled increase since 2015, and it reflects changes in the cost of providing pension benefits. Independent actuaries, who regularly review the plan’s finances, have advised that current contribution levels are no longer sufficient to support the benefits members earn today and into the future. Pension costs have risen, in part because …

Members of MAGE,   The Negotiations Committee is pleased to announce the results of the ratification voting of our tentative agreement with the Employer.     There were approximately 175 members eligible to vote.  Of those 175 members, 74% cast a vote with the majority voting to accept the tentative agreement.   The Negotiations Committee will now work with …

Members of MAGE,   The Negotiations Committee is pleased to announce the results of the ratification voting of our tentative agreement with the Employer.     There were approximately 175 members eligible to vote.  Of those 175 members, 74% cast a vote with the majority voting to accept the tentative agreement.   The Negotiations Committee will now work with …

The MAGE Negotiations Committee is pleased to announce the details of our tentative agreement with the Province.   This agreement must now be ratified by the Manitoba Association of Government Engineers (MAGE) Group Membership.  An electronic vote will be held in order to ratify this agreement.  All regular members in good standing will receive the voting instructions by …

Members of MAGE,   This is to inform you that the Negotiations Committee, consisting of Robert Séguin, Cory Graham, Laura Robson, Brent Hartmann, and Harald Larsen, has reached a tentative agreement with the Province on November 21, 2024.   After lengthy negotiations, some significant improvements have been achieved on behalf of Engineers. The MAGE Negotiations Committee unanimously recommends acceptance …