The management team has confirmed that the proposed changes to the service engineer terms and conditions will not proceed. Thank you for maintaining your focus during this negotiation to ensure our collective position remained clear. We will remain observant as they implement these confirmed outcomes.
NOV Service Engineers Opposition, Questions and Proposals Document
By signing the petition you are agreeing to the document being submitted to management.
By signing this petition you will also be rejecting the proposed T&C's changes that NOV put forward in the "Offshore Service Potential Contract Changes" email 22nd April 2016
The level of engagement regarding these proposed contract changes has reached a significant point. This collective response underscores the necessity for management to address our concerns with the seriousness they deserve.
Reached 100 supporters
April 27, 2016
80 Comments
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Michael Wood
10 years ago
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Disagree with removal of Nigerian rates and option to decline. Reduced grading rates are a fair compromise to try retain experienced hands.
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Graham Pitman
10 years ago
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I fully support the rejection to the company's proposed changes to the current terms and conditions.
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Andy Robinson
10 years ago
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I am against all proposed changes and wish the management listen to the service engineers
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Daniel Flack
10 years ago
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I disagree with the removal of the guaranteed days and although I do not opt out I believe there should still be the option to opt out of Nigeria as the hazards in the area have not decreased.
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Ricky Hill
10 years ago
Featured
I do not agree to any of the proposed changes to terms and conditions as set out by NOV management.
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Stephen Turner
10 years ago
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I whole heartedly agree with the outlined objections to the change in our terms and conditions
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Mark Carmody
10 years ago
Totally disagree with the changes to T&Cs. As usual, I'm late again!
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The management team has confirmed that the proposed changes to the service engineer terms and conditions will not proceed. Thank you for maintaining your focus during this negotiation to ensure our collective position remained clear. We will remain observant as they implement these confirmed outcomes.
NOV Service Engineers Opposition, Questions and Proposals Document
By signing the petition you are agreeing to the document being submitted to management.
By signing this petition you will also be rejecting the proposed T&C's changes that NOV put forward in the "Offshore Service Potential Contract Changes" email 22nd April 2016
The level of engagement regarding these proposed contract changes has reached a significant point. This collective response underscores the necessity for management to address our concerns with the seriousness they deserve.
Reached 100 supporters
April 27, 2016
80 Comments
M
Michael Wood
10 years ago
Featured
Disagree with removal of Nigerian rates and option to decline. Reduced grading rates are a fair compromise to try retain experienced hands.
G
Graham Pitman
10 years ago
Featured
I fully support the rejection to the company's proposed changes to the current terms and conditions.
A
Andy Robinson
10 years ago
Featured
I am against all proposed changes and wish the management listen to the service engineers
D
Daniel Flack
10 years ago
Featured
I disagree with the removal of the guaranteed days and although I do not opt out I believe there should still be the option to opt out of Nigeria as the hazards in the area have not decreased.
R
Ricky Hill
10 years ago
Featured
I do not agree to any of the proposed changes to terms and conditions as set out by NOV management.
S
Stephen Turner
10 years ago
Featured
I whole heartedly agree with the outlined objections to the change in our terms and conditions
M
Mark Carmody
10 years ago
Totally disagree with the changes to T&Cs. As usual, I'm late again!
Disagree with removal of Nigerian rates and option to decline. Reduced grading rates are a fair compromise to try retain experienced hands.