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Unions take different tacks on talks
After two days of negotiations on the oil service agreements, the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe) opted to break off talks while the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) postponed its discussions.
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Talks start on oil service agreements
Monday to Wednesday this week has been allocated to negotiations on the oil service pay settlement, which covers some 6 000 employees at various companies in this sector.
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Talks break down on offshore agreements
Today’s negotiations over new offshore pay agreements in Norway’s petroleum sector were terminated by a formal breach with two of the unions concerned, after the third had staged a walk-out.
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Talks start for land employees
Monday to Wednesday this week have been allocated to negotiations for new collective pay agreements with the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) and with the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe), Parat and Negotia.
Land base talks break down
Negotiations over a new collective pay settlement for Norway’s land bases have clearly broken down after two days. The parties were too far apart for agreement to be possible.
Challenging pay talks for land bases
Negotiations over a new set of agreements on pay and conditions for the land bases serving Norway’s offshore sector are under way this week. The industry is in a very demanding position, and the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association must take account of
Pay talks start 18 may
This year’s negotiations for the collective pay agreements which the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association is a party to begin on 18 May. A number of settlements are due to be reached.
Pay negotiations postponed
The tragic helicopter crash off Turøy outside Bergen on Friday affects the whole industry, and it has therefore been decided to postpone negotiations over the offshore pay agreements.
Tragic helicopter accident
This is a deeply tragic day.  Our thoughts first and foremost go to the family, friends and colleagues that are affected by this accident at Turøy.
Pay talks start 2 May
This year’s negotiations for the collective pay agreements, which the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association is a party, to begin on 2 May. A number of settlements are due to be reached.
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Prospects for new upturn in oil activity by 2018
Investment on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) will continue to decline in 2016 and 2017. Work currently under way in the companies will of itself reduce capital spending by cutting costs in individual projects. The downturn is expected to rever