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21/01/2016at 14:02

Statoil to freeze wages for management

While employees are let go, the wages will be frozen for management at the Norwegian oil company.
Photo: Statoil
Photo: Statoil
BY MAZ PLECHINGER, ENERGIWATCH

Management at Statoil will now get a taste of its own North Sea oil. At least in 2016, there will be no wage increases for the four levels of management, ranging from the executive level to the middle managers, Norwegian newspaper Dagens Næringsliv reports on the basis of an internal announcement from the oil company.

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