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Unite hails offshore medics recognition agreement
A section of the Rough 47/3B Bravo gas platform in the North Sea, June 17, 2024

UNITE has signed a recognition agreement for offshore health workers at Britain’s largest oil producer.

The union secured a deal with MCL Medics last week covering around 20 staff providing lifesaving services on Harbour Energy installations.

Harbour Energy is the largest oil and gas producer in British waters and the medics service the Armada, Britannia, Everest, Jade, Jasmine, Judy, Lomond, Solan and Tolmount offshore sites.

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