Mediation has commenced between Offshore Norge and the unions Styrke, Safe and Lederne, covering approximately 8.000 employees on the Norwegian continental shelf.
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Tariff Offshore pay negotiations: Mediation has commenced
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Arbeidsliv Mediation launched with Lederne
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
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Arbeidsliv 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.
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Om oss Facts about membership
The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association accepts both oil companies and supplier firms as members. According to the association’s by-laws, oil companies must be licensees in one or more production licenc
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Hildegunn T. Blindheim new CEO of Norwegian Oil and Gas
The board of Norwegian Oil and Gas has appointed Hildegunn T. Blindheim as the new Director General of Norwegian Oil and Gas.
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Drift Recommendations/Lessons learned
As the project goes through the most relevant investigation reports from Deepwater Horizon, it will produce recommendations for action which might be necessary on the NCS.
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Logistikk Meeting on 3D printing and digital inventories
Offshore Norge and the Federation of Norwegian Industries attracted about 100 participants to a dialogue meeting on 14 March 2023 about future supply chains in the energy sector.
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Havvind EHS
When establishing offshore wind as a new industry, it is important to build up a good EHS culture from the start.
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Arbeidsliv Strike to cut output from six fields in the North Sea
Notice given by the Norwegian Organisation of Managers and Executives (Lederne) on extending its offshore walkout will hit production from the Gjøa platform in the North Sea and its Vega satellite.
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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.