Norwegian oil service workers have ended a strike that disrupted the drilling of new oil and gas wells on the country's offshore energy industry, the Industri Energi labour union said in a statement on Tuesday.
The strike among more than 300 workers had lasted since Sept. 21. The conflict did not interrupt output of oil and gas.
Reporting by Terje Solsvik
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