about 17 years ago
Offshore companies are to end the practice of ‘blacklisting’ workers. It is known as NRB – not required back – and the industry has never before admitted publicly that it happens. Unions said staff have been banned from working offshore – in some cases for raising safety concerns – without there bei
Offshore companies are to end the practice of ‘blacklisting’ workers.
It is known as NRB – not required back – and the industry has never before admitted publicly that it happens.
Unions said staff have been banned from working offshore – in some cases for raising safety concerns – without there being proper disciplinary proceedings.
Oil and Gas UK, which represents North Sea operators, has reached a joint agreement with unions to end the practice.
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