It will be a "significant reduction," Aker BP CEO Karl Johnny Hersvik tells DN.
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Now the "revolution" has begun at Aker BP. The large projects are being terminated, and the organization is being turned upside down for much smaller projects. The result could be layoffs and up to 1,000 fewer employees.