North Sea strike: Wood Group and unions holding ‘constructive’ talks
Union chiefs are continuing 'constructive' talks with Wood Group as both sides continue to look for a resolution to the current North Sea strike dispute.
Union chiefs are continuing 'constructive' talks with Wood Group as both sides continue to look for a resolution to the current North Sea strike dispute.
Wood Group and trade unions said today that talks to end a dispute involving North Sea workers would extend into next week.
Wood Group and trade unions yesterday remained tight lipped on the progress of crunch talks intended to settle a dispute involving North Sea workers.
Trade union and Wood Group have agreed to suspend strikes as they look to resolve an ongoing dispute over pay and conditions on seven of Shell's North Sea assets.
Oil major Shell said stocks have been replenished on one of its strike hit North Sea assets.
A union has called for fresh talks to try to avert more strikes by North Sea workers in a long-running dispute over pay.
North Sea strike action will resume again today with two three-hour stoppages across seven of Shell’s (LON:RDSB) platform.
Further strike action is expected on Shell’s North Sea assets.
Stocks including fresh water are said to be running out on a North Sea platform hit by strike action.
Talks are continuing between unions and Wood Group as workers move into the second day of a North Sea strike.
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The Offshore Coordinating Group said it "strongly" backs the strike action being taken by workers in dispute with Wood Group over changes to pay and conditions.
A 48-hour North Sea strike has begun on seven of Shell’s assets after last ditch attempts to reach an agreement between unions and workers broke down.
It is surely sad when an industry gets to such a parlous position that workers resort to the threat of industrial action and ultimately strike over pay and conditions.
A North Sea industrial dispute has been hit by further setbacks after unions revealed a 48-hour strike would be held next month.
Unions will stage a 48-hour strike next week as industrial action continues on seven Shell assets in the North sea.
The first images of workers striking on North Sea platforms have emerged.
North Sea offshore workers will begin the first strike action in a generation.
Protests will be held in support of workers striking for the first time in 28 years’ across seven of Shell’s assets in the North Sea.
Unions are to hold two protests at Wood Group offices and Shell premises in Aberdeen tomorrow in support of offshore staff taking part in the first strike action in 28 years.
Industrial action is still expected to go-ahead after talks failed to resolve a dispute between unions and Wood Group.
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Hundreds of offshore workers have set a date for the first North Sea strike in a generation.
The Offshore Co-ordinating Group (OCG) said it supports the "fightback" by North Sea workers after they voted to strike for the first time in a generation.
Oil major Shell is preparing back-up staff in case of the first North Sea strike action in a generation.