Who do employers or employees contact about on collective bargaining, unfair labour practices or lack of union representation?
The Manitoba Labour Board settles labour relations disputes between employers, employees and unions, helping them communicate and work toward agreement. The board is also the final level of appeal for decisions made by the Employment Standards Branch. The board tries to mediate disputes, but also has a formal process similar to a court, where it hears arguments from the employers, employees or unions. Generally the board’s decision is the final level of appeal. Contact the Manitoba Labour Board staff at: Manitoba Labour Board 500 – 175 Hargrave Street Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 3R8 Phone: 204-945-3783 E-mail mlb@gov.mb.ca Web: www.gov.mb.
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