News - MPI

Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) is optimistic that progress is being made toward ending the strike action initiated by the Manitoba Government and General Employees’ Union (MGEU) now that the union has agreed to engage the services of a conciliator.

MPI is further expanding its contingency planning during the ongoing labour interruption by resuming Class 1-4 and Air Brake knowledge testing. Customers in Winnipeg whose knowledge test appointments have been cancelled will be contacted directly by MPI to reschedule.

The Manitoba Government and General Employees’ Union (MGEU) continues to reject Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI)’s offer to proceed to binding arbitration on the issue of general wage increases, choosing instead to keep employees on strike in an attempt to disrupt services for Manitobans.

Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) is resuming appointments for hail claim estimates next week. The combination of ongoing labour interruption along with a sharp increase in the number of hail claims in 2023 has required MPI to put additional measures in place to support customers.

Effective immediately, Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) has announced that is pausing its plans to waive the Class 5 road test requirement for eligible graduates of the Driver Z program. These eligible graduates will continue to be required to complete a Class 5 road test.

Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) is now resuming Class 5 driver testing services in partnership with MPI-certified driver education instructors.

Due to continued Manitoba Government and General Employees’ Union strike action, all Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) locations will be closed and all scheduled appointments will be cancelled until further notice.

Due to Manitoba Government and General Employees’ Union strike action, all Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) locations will be closed and all scheduled appointments will be cancelled on Monday, August 28.

Despite tabling an enhanced four-year collective agreement, Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) has been notified by the Manitoba Government and General Employees’ Union (MGEU) of planned strike action by its 1,700 unionized employees effective August 28.

Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) is reporting that their most recent offer to the Manitoba Government and General Employee’s Union (MGEU) has been rejected, signaling that strike action will likely be pursued.