US EditionChevron to cut nearly 800 jobs in Texas
- Chevron is set to reduce its workforce by approximately 800 positions in Midland County, Texas, with these job cuts taking effect on July 15, 2025, as part of a broader plan to shrink its global headcount.
- Chevron's decision follows its February announcement to cut 20% of its global workforce by 2026, aiming to reduce costs and streamline operations amid a challenging energy market.
- Chevron shifted its main corporate offices from its longtime base in San Ramon, California, to Houston, Texas, citing the high expenses and regulatory challenges in California related to climate change litigation.
- Chevron CEO Mike Wirth attributed the decision and restructuring efforts to several California regulations that increase expenses, negatively impact consumers, and deter investment.
- The layoffs and restructuring intend to improve efficiency and cash flow through 2026, with Chevron maintaining significant Permian Basin operations despite ongoing arbitration over its $53 billion Hess acquisition.
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Chevron to layoff approximately 200 employees in Texas in 2025
Houston-based Chevron Corp. (NYSE: CVX) says it is laying more than 200 employees in Texas as it is preparing to cut up to 20% of its global workforce by the end of the end of 2026.Chevron informed the Texas Workforce Commission that layoffs would include 185 people at its Deauville Boulevard location, 14 at its North FM 1788 location and seven more at its South County Road location.The layoffs are scheduled to happen on July 15.CHEVRON LAYING O…
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Chevron to Cut 800 Texas Jobs, 600 in California
(Washington Examiner)—Chevron announced Wednesday it will lay off 800 employees in Midland County, Texas by July 15. Six hundred more are set to be laid off in California by June 1. The cuts are part of the oil company’s effort to downsize its global workforce by 20% by 2026. Chevron has a major operation in Texas’s Permian Basin. During the first quarter of this year, Chevron reported earnings of $3.5 billion, which was $2 billion less than 202…
Chevron to cut 200 jobs in Permian Basin, company confirms
Editor's Note: We initially reported that 800 jobs would be cut after a reporting error by the Texas Workforce Commission. MIDLAND, Texas (KMID/KPEJ) - Chevron plans to lay off 200 employees at its Permian Basin operations in West Texas, with job cuts set to begin on July 15. The layoffs will impact workers at three facilities in Midland County, according to a filing with the Texas Workforce Commission. UPDATE: Chevron says ‘expect impacts’ to B…
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Colorado PoliticsChevron to cut 800 Texas jobs, 600 in California
Chevron announced Wednesday it will lay off 800 employees in Midland County, Texas by July 15. Six hundred more are set to be laid off in California by June 1. The cuts are part of the oil company’s effort to…
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