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.
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Arbeidsliv Negotiating oil service pay deal
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Arbeidsliv 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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Arbeidsliv Mediation under way on land base settlement
About 800 employees are covered by the land base settlement, which will be the subject of mediation on Thursday and Friday this week. They work at offshore supply bases along the whole Norwegian
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Oil revenues pay for the coronavirus packages
Norway will obtain NOK 277 billion in net cash flow from the petroleum sector in 2022.
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Arbeidsliv Negotiations completed for onshore employees
Pay talks on the oil industry agreement with the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) and the oil agreement with the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe), Parat and
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Arbeidsliv Mediation for land employees in Safe
The Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe) has announced that it does not accept the outcome of negotiations on the oil agreement for land-based oil plants in Norway. This collective pay settlement
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European deal to drive cleaner energy
Trade bodies from five European countries have today signed a formal agreement to work towards the transition to net zero emissions.
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Arbeidsliv An unnecessary strike
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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Arbeidsliv Talks on offshore pay agreements under way
Tuesday and Wednesday, 3-4 May, have been allocated for this year’s negotiations on the collective pay agreements covering offshore employees in operator, drilling and catering companies on the
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Næringspolitikk Gives a good basis for activity
The temporary changes to the tax regime for the Norwegian petroleum industry which have been agreed by a broad majority of the Storting (parliament) provide a good basis for activity and will