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Norway will obtain NOK 277 billion in net cash flow from the petroleum sector in 2022.
The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association reached agreement with the Norwegian Organisation of Managers and Executives (Lederne) at 02.15 on Saturday morning in the mediation process on the offshore pay
EUs verktøy for å vurdere bærekraftige investeringer – taksonomien – kan være med på å gjøre Langskip-investeringen, og hele satsingen på å etablere en verdikjede for CO2-fangst og -lagring (CCS),
Målet med økt CO2-pris må være å nå klimamålene, samtidig som vi sikrer lønnsom produksjon fra norsk sokkel som sikrer verdiskaping, arbeidsplasser og velferd. Det forutsetter konkurransedyktige
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).
The mediation process over pay has begun with the Norwegian Organisation of Managers and Executives (Lederne). This follows the union’s rejection of the Norwegian Oil and Gas offer in negotiations on
Norwegian Oil and Gas and the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) have negotiated collective pay settlements for the land bases.
Agreement has been reached on intermediate collective pay settlements for employees in operator, drilling and catering companies on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS).
This year’s negotiations on the collective pay agreements handled by Offshore Norge begin next week, with the offshore agreements leading the way on 3 May. Talks for oil service employees follow in 8
Norwegian Oil and Gas and the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) have negotiated a collective pay settlement for the supply bases today.