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Unite hails offshore recognition agreement with Norwegian oil giant Equinor
An oil platform, February 15, 2016

UNITE welcomed a voluntary recognition deal with Norwegian oil giant Equinor today.

The agreement covers some 70 workers on its Mariner A and B platforms in the North Sea.

Unite general secretary Sharon Graham said: “The deal with Equinor is the latest example that demonstrates why Unite is the UK’s leading offshore union because we are winning the fight to improve jobs, pay and conditions.”

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