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Union Strike at Reach Subsea Disrupts Norwegian Offshore Operations

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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What happened

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Nearly a dozen members of the Norwegian energy workers union SAFE went on strike at Reach Subsea after government mediation failed to reach an agreement. The strike, which followed mediation in Oslo on October 14 and 15, is due to SAFE claiming the company's offer fell short of expectations. Reach Subsea stated its priority during the strike is to safeguard people and manage the impact on customers.

From rigzone.com

Why it matters

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The labor dispute at Reach Subsea could disrupt core operations and increase labor costs for the company. Separately, a dispute involving SAFE and Offshore Norge also exists concerning operations on the Norwegian continental shelf.

From rigzone.com

Who's involved

  • Reach SubseaCompany where the union strike is currently taking place
  • Offshore NorgeIndustry organization involved in a separate dispute with SAFE
  • HaugesundLocation associated with Reach Subsea's headquarters

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Reach SubseaSpeculative

    Reach Subsea could face increased labor costs and operational disruption due to the strike.

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