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Appeal court upholds order for province to pay $19.4M to UMFA members

CTV 14 Jul 2023
Manitoba's highest court has upheld a decision ordering the Province of Manitoba to pay $19.4 million to the University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) for interfering in labour negotiations ... .
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Current art exhibitions at UMFA, Granary Arts, Gallery MAR

Salt Lake City Weekly 22 Feb 2023
Utah Museum of Fine Arts. Many Wests. Artists Shape an American Idea ... "The artists featured in this exhibition catalyze new understandings of a region and history that is so often submerged in stereotype and distortion," writes E ... Visit umfa.utah.edu.
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UM and UMFA begin binding interest arbitration process (University of Manitoba)

Public Technologies 10 Mar 2022
On March 11, 2022, the University of Manitoba and the University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) will begin binding interest arbitration in relation to outstanding issues from the last round of ...
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A quilt made of wood? New exhibition at UMFA challenges notions of what a quilt ...

The Salt Lake Tribune 01 Mar 2022
Every artist, no matter what the medium, has a source of inspiration. .
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Manitoba government ordered to pay $19.3 million to UMFA members in response to 2016 strike

CTV 24 Feb 2022
The Manitoba government has been ordered to pay $19.3 million to members of the University of Manitoba faculty after a judge ruled the province violated the Charter rights of the faculty during negotiations, which led to a strike in 2016 ... .
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New UMFA exhibition with SLC-based artist connects past and present

The Salt Lake Tribune 21 Jan 2022
Editor’s note • This story is available to Salt Lake Tribune subscribers only. Thank you for supporting local journalism. .
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UMFA acquires works from major Japanese-American artist, including images of Utah’s Topaz internment camp

The Salt Lake Tribune 20 Dec 2021
Works by a prominent Japanese-American artist — including images he made while imprisoned in Utah’s Topaz internment camp during World War II — are joining the Utah Museum of Fine Arts’ permanent collection. .
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UMFA ends 35-day strike; classes to resume at U of M

CTV 07 Dec 2021
The University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) has ended its 35-day strike after ratifying the tentative agreement ... .
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Rally for striking UMFA workers draws crowd of picketers

CTV 05 Nov 2021
A large crowd rallied in support of striking faculty members at the University of Manitoba on Friday ... .
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U of M and UMFA extend bargaining deadline

CTV 01 Nov 2021
The University of Manitoba and the University of Manitoba Faculty Association have agreed to extend the bargaining deadline for a new collective agreement ... .
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UMFA tables final offer in negotiations with U of M

CTV 01 Nov 2021
The University of Manitoba Faculty Association said it has tabled a final offer to the University of Manitoba with the hopes of avoiding a strike on Nov. 2 ... .
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UMFA set to start strike Tuesday following negotiations impasse

CTV 01 Nov 2021
The University of Manitoba Faculty Association said a strike will begin on Tuesday after an agreement between the organization and the University of Manitoba did not come to fruition ... .

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