The University of Manitoba and University of Manitoba Faculty Association strike is in day four today.
The University of Manitoba and the University of Manitoba Faculty Association continue the conciliation process today, in an effort to reach an agreement and resume normal operations.
The two parties worked for the second straight day yesterday with a conciliator appointed by the Province of Manitoba.
The two parties worked for the second straight day yesterday with a conciliator appointed by the Province of Manitoba.
Mark Hudson is the President of the Faculty Association, and says there are two main issues that need to be settled.
"The big two that we've been talking about a lot is the faculty's work load right now, and the way that we're evaluated and assessed."
Today is day four of the strike. And today, the striking University of Manitoba faculty members took their picket signs and message on a march, right to the steps of the administration building.
