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Wood Group offshore workers launch 48-hour strike in row over pay

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Briefings

The Unite union reported that offshore workers at the Wood Group faced a 48-hour strike due to concerns over pay, specifically citing threats of fire and rehire notices and potential pay cuts. The article was published on October 6, 2026, and the evidence provided is limited to the union's statement regarding the specific threats workers feared. The source does not specify the number of workers involved, the exact location of the strike, or the duration beyond the stated 48 hours. The report does not mention any specific names of workers or management, nor does it offer any data on the financial impact of the strike or the company's response beyond the stated threats.

Key points

• The Unite union reported that offshore workers at the Wood Group faced a 48-hour strike due to concerns over pay, specifically citing threats of fire and rehire notices and potential pay cuts.

Context and limitations

The evidence is limited to the union's statement regarding the specific threats workers feared. The source does not specify the number of workers involved, the exact location of the strike, or the duration beyond the stated 48 hours. The report does not mention any specific names of workers or management, nor does it offer any data on the financial impact of the strike or the company's response beyond the stated threats.

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