Topics regarding layoffs at ConocoPhillips

Topics regarding layoffs at ConocoPhillips

Additional bonus?

I heard from two friends at a conference that they received additional bonuses this year due to unusually better finances in oil and gas. One of the friend works at Total and other in Oxy. I heard Oxy paid 5% to all employees in addition to their... — read more 

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| 2520 views | | 8 replies (last November 17, 2022)
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Total shares profit with employees!

Total announced one off 1 month bonus for employees worldwide due to record profits https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/27/business/shell-earnings-profit-oil-gas.html "Total, which has been hit by a strike by refinery workers in France, also said that... — read more 

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| 1590 views | | 3 replies (last October 28, 2022)
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Success is a treat sport

Two weeks until the next earnings announcement where business professionals feel how small they are. You want to make a DEI impact, give everyone some equity In the company not just petrotechs. The “ P” in SPIRIT Values stands for PETROTECH.

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| 1860 views | | 7 replies (last October 28, 2022)
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XOM

Pretty scathing article on Exxon - good read: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2022-10-13/exxon-xom-jobs-exodus-brings-scrutiny-to-corporate-culture What do you think? What parallels do you see with COP? I personally don’t see as much... — read more 

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| 2090 views | | 3 replies (last December 1, 2022)
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Fraternization

Does this company have a fraternization policy regarding relationships at work?

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| 2580 views | | 5 replies (last October 28, 2022)
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CAsh out pensions before bust

Anyway to cash out the cashbalance accrued without leaving company ? I heard UK pension bond funds were almost wiped out with trillon dollars overnite. We are a couple of blocks down that road.

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| 1500 views | | 2 replies (last October 11, 2023)
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Chief Geo retired - anyone care?

Subsurface Chiefs are at first level supervisor level, not a strong endorsement of their worth from the company. Steadily demoted the last decade. Are these vanity positions, anachronistic empty titles?

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| 2730 views | | 8 replies (last November 21, 2022)
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UW

This company puts in so much effort and time with UW. We always tout the $$s donated, but don't mention the overhead that goes into the annual program. I wouldn't be surprised if we spent 1/2 of what was brought in through donations via free lunch on... — read more 

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| 2040 views | | 6 replies (last October 13, 2022)
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CEO for a Day

If you could be CEO of COP for a day, what changes would you make? Me, I would get rid of end of the year ratings. In my experience does more harm than good. I would allow the Mark awards value to be increased and those could substitute where... — read more 

Changes to WFH

Has anyone heard if the IT “trial run” of working from home full time is influencing changes to the policy so that all office workers can be remote?

Coasting at work

How easy is it for you to coast at work and not get any real work done? I find that I feel guilt for doing this, but then I wonder how many other people are doing the same thing? Now we have a pinball machine to distract, making this an even easier... — read more 

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| 3130 views | | 13 replies (last September 19, 2022)
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Earning Are Up & COP Still Cuts My Pension By 10%

I had to find out from a local magazine that my pension is being cut. https://lifestyle.countrylegends1059.com/story/46954693/exxonmobil-conocophillips-employees-face-the-biggest-pension-drop-in-a-generation

The Grass is Greener…

Plus you no longer work for this poisonous back-stabbing hypocrisy-filled company. https://www.wsj.com/articles/inflation-switch-jobs-more-money-fed-atlanta-data-11658699425

Should I work here?

I am a current Exxon employee that is being recruited for a role at COP. I figured a good way to judge a company is to see what the angriest people are saying anonymously. Honestly, your complaints sound just like what is on the Exxon Layoff page... — read more 

Skills have become the least important

It bothers me terribly, because this was once a company where those with the most expertise were the most valued, and today it is the exact opposite. Perhaps I'm wrong, but somehow it seems to me that this is becoming a place for the greatest... — read more 

No external job postings

With all of the comments that have been posted on this site and a lot of people writing about the high number of people leaving, I was surprised to see there there are zero posting externally. Is COP preparing for the recession, or is something else... — read more 

12% for thee not for me

12% salary adjustments for contingent and contractors. Contacts are all being amended in the AKBU. Are the other BUs doing the same? What about the employees? Are we just chump change? Increase the AK Market Factor above 15%? Increase COLA?... — read more 

The future of Conoco

I think that we are concerned with the future of this company more than our leaders are. It may sound harsh, but sometimes I think that they don't think about the future of this company at all. Are there any signs that they are actually interested in... — read more 

Cost of Living

Any rumors of COP is going to give a salary increase due to inflation? Exxon gave a raise early June of 3%. That’s not much but at least they got something.

More then just CEOs at COP

with this issue... systemic problem throughout the company. https://www.forbes.com/sites/jackmccullough/2019/12/09/the-psychopathic-ceo/?sh=e198c3791e30

Recession is coming, layoffs to follow?

Will history repeat itself, again? Every time the economy dives, our leadership’s response is to reduce headcount. What does Q3-4 have in store for us?

ConocoPhillips is Woke, not Energy.

Instead of focusing on energy this company has decided to embrace social woke change. Move over Disney and All State, here comes woke COP.

It's like working in a completely different company

Now that I look back on how it was when I first got a job here, this seems like a completely different company to me. In a negative sense, unfortunately. It worries me what all this will look like in a few years

Question for concho people at COP

Curious to hear from some concho people, I myself left on my own accord after the merger for some background context on myself. I've heard some grumblings from people but nobody likes change that's for sure as well. Concho was a great place to work... — read more 

How happy are you after leaving ConocoPhillips

I have got to say I was a little nervous when ConocoPhillips sold LCGP but after working for Contango it’s the best feeling in the world! COP is a trash company, you don’t realize it until you work for a smaller company. Less management and we don’t... — read more 

Five-fold profit leap

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/conocophillips-reports-first-quarter-2022-110000553.html Unfortunately, I don't have any hopes that we will somehow benefit much from the fact that Conoco reported a five-fold increase in profit from a year ago... — read more 

Flex schedule

Airbnb just announced one of the most flexible work policies in the world. Work from any office or your home. Live anywhere in the country and get paid the same no matter where you live. You can even live abroad for 90 days at a time in a country-... — read more 

Censored

My posts keep getting sensors on this site despite there being nothing in the T&Cs against what I am writing other than it goes against the liberal agenda. Real close to quitting site for good.

This article explains why COP is ultimately doomed!

However, the current management just can't seem to figure it out. They think the folks that are leaving are "difficult" ones... https://jasonfeifer.bulletin.com/here-s-why-the-best-workers-leave-companies-while-the-worst-ones-stay/

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InterestRates.pdf

https://hrcpdocctr.conocophillips.com/Documents/HR-documents/InterestRates.pdf

Annual Merit Increase

Curious how people are feeling about the annual merit increase this year that averaged 3.5% company wide, while inflation rages at 7.9% y-o-y at the last reading? Essentially, the average employee got a 5% decrease in purchasing power for 2022. Will... — read more 

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