1700 employees temporarily laid off in offshore dispute

1,700 workers in the Norwegian offshore industry have been laid off, and 10 rigs have been idled this week, informs the Norwegian shipowners' association. The rig companies are hit unfairly hard, notes the association.

BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT

The ongoing conflict between the union for employees in the offshore sector, Industri Energi, and the employers' association Norsk olje og gass, is now hurting rig companies.

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