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Kirkuk Engineers Syndicate accuses BP of sidelining local talent and demands an 85% local hiring quota
Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) – The Kirkuk Engineers Syndicate has voiced strong concerns over hiring practices and subcontract awards linked to BP’s operations in the province’s oil fields, alleging that local engineers and businesses are being overlooked in favor of workers and companies from outside Kirkuk. While welcoming international investment in Iraq’s energy sector, the syndicate warned it would pursue legal action and peaceful protests if lo…
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Kirkuk Engineers Syndicate accuses BP of sidelining local talent and demands an 85% local hiring quota
Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) – The Kirkuk Engineers Syndicate has voiced strong concerns over hiring practices and subcontract awards linked to BP’s operations in the province’s oil fields, alleging that local engineers and businesses are being overlooked in favor of workers and companies from outside Kirkuk. While welcoming international investment in Iraq’s energy sector, the syndicate warned it would pursue legal action and peaceful protests if lo…
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