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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Arbeidsliv Agreement reached with Safe through mediation
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Næringspolitikk Q&A - tax proposal
An effective move which quickly raises the level of activity in the industry again is a matter of urgency.
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Arbeidsliv Extension of medical certificates for offshore work
To prevent the spread of infection, maintain capacity in the health service and ensure that production in the offshore industry is maintained, the Directorate of Health has decided that medical
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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 Pay talks postponed until the autumn
Negotiations on all the collective pay agreements covered by the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association have been rescheduled for later in the year.
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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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Næringspolitikk Fails to safeguard jobs
"The government’s proposals for ensuring activity in the oil and gas industry do not protect jobs, value and expertise which the country will need in the time to come."
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Arbeidsliv Mediation under way on offshore settlement
A number of the member companies in the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association are engaged in demanding restructuring efforts to cut costs and boost the competitiveness of the Norwegian continental
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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 Negotiating oil service pay deal
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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