Workers with Canadian Natural Resources (CNR) must get the Covid vaccine before travelling offshore.
A North Sea energy company is making it mandatory for its workers to have a Covid vaccination before being allowed to travel offshore, BBC Scotland has learned.
"This policy applies to all company staff, and individuals working under direct contract with CNR International."
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