Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

Bonus for Separated employees

Is the payout usually below the full target? Company prioritizes full payout for current employee only?


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Post ID: @OP+1kjncvt45

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@aj
You wrong injun guy, full bonus, pro rated by quarter….

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Post ID: @161+1kjncvt45

I remember reading that the in lieu of an actual PMP/WeLead rating for your bonus you would be assumed to have 'meet expectations' across the board.

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Post ID: @107+1kjncvt45

@xt
Those factors are considered company confidential and asking someone to reveal them to the wild could get them terminated.

Try asking on Linked-In instead.

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Post ID: @xy+1kjncvt45

@pj Thank you. Understand the corporate factor and prorate part, my question is actually the Target percentage related to PSG.

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Post ID: @xt+1kjncvt45

@OP - thanks for posting this question. Yes, those of us who were cut (either through EOI or involuntarily) will get a prorated CIP. The Corp Factor is 1.25.

As for the snarky comments; y'all can go pound sand. Like many of our hardworking colleagues, it wasn't my choice to leave. I loved working at Chevron and would still be there if circumstances were more favorable.

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Post ID: @pj+1kjncvt45

You only get prorated CIP if you retired. Not if you voluntarily left / got left standing.

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Post ID: @fb+1kjncvt45

@OP yes, let’s pay juicy competitive bonuses to people who don’t even work here anymore. What do you expect??

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Post ID: @dy+1kjncvt45

CIP?

If one was on payroll on or later than 31Mar2025, they would be eligible for a prorated CIP.

Proration is by full quarters on payroll (e.g., if one was departed in Oct/Nov/Dec2025, they would be eligible for 0.75 x the other CIP factors.). It would be paid on the 1st payroll run in Mar2026.

“Don’t worry, you’ll get yours… at the expense the others…”

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Post ID: @aq+1kjncvt45

No payout will be applied. You left the company. LOW PAY OUT

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Post ID: @aj+1kjncvt45

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