Tradespeople in southeastern Manitoba aren't happy with the province's proposed rule changes to journeyperson-apprenticeship ratio. | Joey Villanueva

Local trades respond to proposed changes to apprenticeship rules in Manitoba

by Local Journalism Initiative April 12, 2024

written by Local Journalism Initiative April 12, 2024

Making good on an election promise, the provincial government has announced its intention to alter current legislation in favour of a one-to-one ratio of apprentices to journeypersons throughout the construction industry. Though the new rules haven’t yet received a final stamp of approval, some loca...

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Local trades respond to proposed changes to apprenticeship rules in Manitoba

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