US EditionChevron will slash up to 20% of its workforce as part of cost-cutting plan
- Chevron will lay off 15% to 20% of its global workforce by the end of 2026 as part of a cost-cutting strategy, according to the company.
- Chevron is embroiled in a court battle with Exxon Mobil regarding its acquisition of Hess, which is crucial for increasing oil production.
- Mark Nelson, vice chairman of Chevron, stated that the company aims to simplify its organizational structure and improve long-term competitiveness.
- The company is targeting $3 billion in cost cuts through 2026 by leveraging technology, asset sales, and changing work methods.
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Chevron to cut 15-20% of workforce by end of 2026: company
Chevron will cut 15 to 20 percent of its workforce as part of a reorganization to save money and to position the oil giant for the long-term, the company said Wednesday.The job cuts will begin in 2025 and be mostly complete by the end of 2026, Chevron said in a statement to AFP. The moves are in lin...
Chevron Vice President Mark Nelson announced that the company will fire up to 20% of its workforce. The executive justified the decision within the oil giant's plan to "simplify" the organizational structure, "run faster and more effectively and place the company in a more competitive position in the long term."Read more]]>
Houston-based Chevron to lay off up to 20 percent of its global workforce, according to reports
The announcement of layoffs at Chevron— the second largest oil producing company in the United States— comes shortly after the company announced it would move its corporate headquarters from San Ramon, California to Houston.
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