The majority of MAHCP members, of the Central Table bargaining units, who voted have ratified the collective agreement.
Winnipeg (Sept. 2011) - On August 31st, 2011, after Seventy-nine of days of negotiations, a tentative agreement was reached between the Manitoba Association of Health Care Professionals (MAHCP) and Manitoba Health Care Employers who participate in Central Bargaining with the MAHCP.
The MAHCP Negotiations Committee, comprised of Wendy Despins - President, Lee Manning - Executive Director and ten MAHCP members who work within the 22 MAHCP Central Table bargaining units, recommended that membership accept the tentative agreement.
Members from the 22 Central Table bargaining units had the opportunity to consider the employers’ offer and vote to accept, or reject, that offer over the past two weeks. Results of those votes were tabulated with the following Province wide outcome.
Number of Eligible Voters Number of Ballots Cast Percentage of Member Turnout Number of YES Ballots Number of No Ballots Spoiled Ballots % IN FAVOUR 3918 1924 49.11% 1232 674 18 64.6%
The majority of members, of the Central Table bargaining units, who voted have ratified the collective agreement. The following bargaining units have new collective agreements that will run from April 1, 2010 to March 31, 2014.
Actionmarguerite (Tache)
Brandon RHA
Burntwood RHA
CancerCare - Laboratory
Community Therapy Services
Concordia Hospital
Deer Lodge Centre
Diagnostic Services Manitoba
Health Sciences Centre
Misericordia Health Centre
NorMan RHA
Rehabilitation Centre for Children
Seven Oaks General Hospital
South Eastman Health
St. Boniface General Hospital
Victoria General Hospital
WRHA - Pharmacy Program
WRHA - Corporate Program
Although approximately two-thirds of the MAHCP Central Table membership did vote to ratify the tentative agreement, there are five bargaining units that have rejected the proposed settlement.
MAHCP members from those five units have already been contacted and meetings are occurring with those bargaining units to discuss the concerns they have with respect to the recommended settlement and to develop a plan to share those concerns with their employers.

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