The Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe) has refused to accept the negotiated result for the oil agreement, which also covers land-based facilities in Norway. This settlement has accordingly
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Arbeidsliv Mediation with Safe over oil agreement
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Næringspolitikk TAX AND FISCAL CONDITIONS
The committee on fiscal policy is the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association’s formal body for dealing with issues related to petroleum taxes and other fiscal frame conditions affecting its members.
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Arbeidsliv Pay talks for land employees postponed
Negotiations on two collective pay settlements – the oil industry and oil agreements – have been postponed until after the summer.
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Arbeidsliv Challenging pay talks for land bases
Negotiations over a new set of agreements on pay and conditions for the land bases serving Norway’s offshore sector are under way this week. The industry is in a very demanding position, and the
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Drift FPSO and Shuttle tanker network
The overall objective of the workgroup is to enable FPSO and ST operators to learn from each other to improve operations and influence future designs.
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Arbeidsliv Agreement reached with Safe through mediation
After five hours on overtime, a mediated settlement for the oil agreement was reached with the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe) early on 16 February. A strike was thereby averted.
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Logistikk 140 - Recommended guidelines for offshore loading shuttle tankers
140 - Recommended guidelines for offshore loading shuttle tankers 140 - Recommended guidelines for offshore loading shuttle tankers, Rev. 01 This is revision one, dated 30 November 2022. The purpose
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Arbeidsliv Agreement reached with Safe
A strike has been averted following a mediated settlement with the Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe) over the oil agreement, which applies in part to land-based facilities.
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Arbeidsliv Mediation with Safe under way – strike could hit oil and gas fields
The Norwegian Union of Energy Workers (Safe) refused to accept the result of pay talks on the oil agreement, which largely applies to personnel at onshore plants.