08-06-2026 09:03 via energylivenews.com

Offshore workers get new rights

Offshore wind companies and trade unions have backed a new government charter aimed at boosting workers’ rights across one of the UK’s fastest-growing industries.A total of 37 supply chain companies and six trade unions have signed up to the Offshore Wind Fair Work Charter, which ministers say will strengthen workplace standards, improve health and safety and give workers a greater voice on the job.The move could also help pave the way for wider trade union recognition across the of
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