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The IEA report indicates that there will still be demand for oil and gas, although less, towards 2050. Here, Norway is very well positioned.
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.
Negotiations on collective pay agreements for some 6 000 employees in the Norwegian oil service sector are now under way.
A settlement on oil service pay was reached between Norwegian Oil and Gas and the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy). The Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe) broke
Mandatory mediation on a collective well service settlement between Norwegian Oil and Gas and the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe) will take place today, Wednesday 2 December.
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.
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
This year’s pay talks under Offshore Norway’s collective pay agreements will begin next week. The first talks concern the offshore agreements.
The board of Norwegian Oil and Gas has appointed Hildegunn T. Blindheim as the new Director General of Norwegian Oil and Gas.
The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association and the Norwegian Organisation of Managers and Executives (Lederne) began mediation at 10.00 today, 3 June 2019. Production from a number of Norway’s offshore