Response to the following:
Based on the Norwegian case I need a memo/ report on the ILO and Norwegian experience. Specifically, explaining how the workings of modern labor law led to defending the labor relations record from our operations off the coast of the Gulf of Mexico coast to a court almost half way around the world in the town of Volda, Norway. Please explain what happened.
Also address what actions, if any, should be recommended to prevent the second incurrence of costs and publicity like this again. Should we just hunker down and hope something like this never happens again? Is there something we should do to get out in front of this? Should we somehow show the world we take national and international labor standards seriously? Should we adopt some kind of code of conduct? If so, what should it say? Or would we live to regret that? Are there other things you'd suggest that I haven't touched on?