Offshore Norge and SAFE have agreed to refer the labour dispute, which has lasted for one month, to a voluntary wage board. As a result, both the strike and the lockout have ended.
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Om oss The well service strike is over – referred to voluntary wage board
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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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Drift Major accident risk at record low on the NCS
Incidents with a major accident potential are continuing to decline in number on the Norwegian continental shelf. The overall risk has never been lower.
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Arbeidsliv Agreement reached with Lederne
After four hours on overtime, agreement was reached through mediation early on 4 June between the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association and the Norwegian Organisation of Managers and Executives (Lederne)
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Havvind Goals, strategy and challenges
Read about Offshore Norge's strategy with offshore wind, our goals and challenges.
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Offshore Norge launches new and improved EqHub
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
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Drift The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association’s project team
The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association’s project team Primary goal: avoid major accidents The industry is constantly working purposefully to avoid major accidents on the Norwegian continental
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Drift EqHub chosen as collaboration solution
Acquiring and sharing information and documentation is an area where the oil and gas industry sees a big potential for cooperation.
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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 350 laid off by oil service strike
The strike called by the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) has had major consequences for drilling and well operations on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS). The