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THE offshore energy industry is at a pivotal moment. As Britain transitions from fossil fuels to renewables like wind and hydrogen, oil and gas workers face significant challenges, including job insecurity and weaker rights compared to their land-based counterparts.
RMT advocates for a just transition — one that ensures workers’ rights, fair treatment and job security are central to this shift.
Labour government’s role in the transition
The Labour government has introduced encouraging measures, notably through Ed Miliband’s energy transition working group, which includes trade unions.
