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Norwegian Oil and Gas today presented its analysis of investment on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) in 2022-26.
Talks have begun on revising the collective pay agreements for personnel in Norway’s oil service sector. Some 5 000 employees are organised in the unions concerned.
Norwegian Oil and Gas has failed to reach agreement with the unions on a collective pay settlement for oil service workers. The next step is mediation.
Både den akutte energisituasjonen vi ser nå, men også mer langsiktige prognoser, viser at det trengs mer energi.
Negotiations are scheduled on 4-5 May over the offshore pay agreements covering some 7 000 employees in operator, drilling and catering companies on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS).
Awareness of this joint service is increasing, and hundreds of companies and thousands of users are registered with it today. Since this user base is expected to expand substantially, Offshore Norge
Negotiations for this year’s collective agreements on pay and conditions reached by Norwegian Oil and Gas begin on 3 May. A number of settlements are due to be pursued over the next few weeks.
A pay settlement was reached last night with the two largest unions, the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers and the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers. The Norwegian Organisation of
The Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) has received a pay offer on a par with industrial employees – the “lead sector” – despite the conditions prevailing in the oil
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