Jan 21, 2015
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In recent months the industrial relations in the oil and affiliated trades have hardened. In Rowan, an oil company, the management has refused to step into local wage negotiations. The trade unions are considering a strike that could hit onshore employees.
In recent months the industrial relations in the oil and affiliated trades have hardened. In Rowan, an oil company, the management has refused to step into local wage negotiations. The trade unions are considering a strike that could hit onshore employees. The Industri Energi union has made clear that it can't accept a dictate regarding pay in 2014, where there is a clear negotiations right. According to the union the management move is in breach with a deal between the union and the Norwegian Shipowners' Association.
English: http://www.aftenbladet.no/energi/aenergy ...
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