The peaks and troughs of the Norwegian oil and gas sector has been highlighted by a new employment report on the sector, which shows the vast number of redundancies, but also potential green shoots of recovery down the road.

The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association said a new employment study shows the need for the recruitment of 22,000 new workers by 2020, including replacement for 9,000 retiring workers

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Norway O&G To Start Re-Hiring In 2018, But 12K More Lay-Offs Until Then, Study Says

A new employment study conducted for the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association shows the need for 22,000 new workers to be recruited by 2020, including the replacement of 9,000 retiring workers.

The International Research Institute of Stavanger, which conducted the report, indicates that layoffs in the offshore sector will continue through to 2018. Around 38,000 have been laid off in the Norwegian offshore sector between 2014 and 2016. A further 12,000 jobs are set to be lost by 2018.

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same everywhere ..... also, another problem is the governments are not using tools & admininistering ways of creating jobs.

unemployment is skyrocketing in EU, Australia, USA and many other countries.