Propel fuels wants to triple the $604.9 million damages award it received in its case against Phillips 66. The best way to run off Go-Go and his miserable band of high water, skinny pants, no sock showing, baby beard growing, hand lotioned, twinkle... — read more 

Anyone know why this job was listed with only 1 day between first posting and application closing date? Does that mean they already have a candidate selected? https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/crude-trader-at-phillips-66-4064291690

When a management team with a reputation for brilliance (PSX ???) tackles a business with a reputation for bad economics, the reputation of the business remains intact. After 12 years and returning $40 bn to shareholders, they would've been better... — read more 

Anyone would care to chime in with a prediction about potential Phillips 66 layoffs? Any chatter, news or rumors?

Does anybody know when we can expect the next round to start?

Harvest Midstream, the same company P66 sold their Belle Chasse Terminal (Alliance) to is buying out P66 of their Bakken assets. P66 has operated the Sacagawea pipeline and Keene/Palermo facilities since its inception. There weren’t a ton of Bakken... — read more 

It should be noted that, yes P66 did manage to beat the expectations for the 3rd quarter. However, these expectations were sharply revised downward a while back so it’s not that great that they beat expectations. Also, during the same quarter one of... — read more 

Rodeo lost $116 million for the quarter despite running very well and at full capacity. When is this going to start paying off like "they" said it was going to?

If you're smart, you're spending all of your free time looking for a new job. If you're not, you're in for a rude awakening not long from now.

Very sorry to hear about brothers and sisters at LAR. I encourage those of you willing to relocate to consider doing so. I would imagine the cost of living may be quite lower in other states with p66 sites. I realize it is early but do some research... — read more 

Oil company Phillips 66 announced Wednesday that it plans to shut down a Los Angeles-area refinery by the end of 2025, citing market concerns. https://apnews.com/article/california-refinery-oil-phillips-66-shut-down-bbea1826c0d5d472273f97ad86b870f8 — read more 

P66 is facing a number of serious problems that the current ELT seems unable to deal with. In fact, they’ve caused the problems to begin with. A few of the problems are, a demoralized workforce, a failed Business Transformation Effort, and the loss... — read more 

There still is nothing happening here 2+ years after GoGo said that Z was the perfect person to lead this effort.

ELT stole this. Go Go Go bankrupt I guess now. https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/phillips-66-hit-with-6049-mln-us-verdict-fuel-trade-secrets-case-2024-10-17/

It’s been almost a year since Elliott came on the scene and gave P66 a year to make meaningful progress towards its financial goals or face consequences. I’m seeing very little to no progress towards these goals from where I’m sitting. Has anyone... — read more 

How are people successfully addressing issues related to toxic supervisor? There is a particular supervisor that has been reported by multiple employees over the past year, but there has been no noticeable improvement in her behavior or management... — read more 

By the time they learn about the plant they moved to another site. This seams like a high risk strategy. What are the real reasons?

The "leadership" of the Borger Refinery has arbitrarily decided to reduce the number of operators on a number of units out here. This is not a good idea because the coverage on most units is already very thin. It seems they're inviting an adverse... — read more 

As the child of Phillips Petroleum Company employees, I was always proud of my parents for having good jobs and working hard while performing these jobs. So, I was very happy and proud when I got the chance to work for PPCO and the successive... — read more 

Which refinery/plant is on the chopping block?! They still are looking to sell off more non core assets

How likely is that BT layoffs will affect operators at the refineries at Phillips?

How’s this guy to work for?

Happy month of learning everyone! If you’re an HQ employee, come on down to the plaza for some useless swag. Be sure to be kind to the shameful L&D employees who were forced to volunteer for this sham corporate has disguised as a testimony of P66’s... — read more 

Management has made some changes to personnel responsibilities that seem to me to be taking care of certain employees by creating jobs out of thin air for them. It has nothing to do with talent or ability it’s all who you know. That is unless... — read more 

And we spent how much money on consultants? The entire Board & ELT should all get extra pay increases ! Nice work

Go Go Go has to GO! The entire ELT is a joke. Maybe COP can buy us.

Can Anyone in management please explain this? Sounds like cost savings and outsourcing to me

For any given assignment or project there are 4 ways of doing things: The right thing the right way The right thing the wrong way The wrong thing the right way The wrong thing the wrong way BT in its entirety is item #4.

Throughout the company BT has caused many problems, bitterness, heartbreak, employee morale to be lower than rock bottom and in general caused many problems while doing absolutely nothing productive for the company. Nowhere is this more apparent... — read more 

The R&D programs failed and are no more. The programs being touted as research today would barely have qualified as projects in the past. The pipeline of new projects seems to be empty. The supposed to be value in savings to the company seem to based... — read more 

GoGo says that there will be a tight market for gasoline and diesel in 2025 making for good profits. And maybe there will be, but he also has said that BT is a good thing for the company and look how badly that has worked out. We’ll just have to... — read more 

I see some employees with LDZX after their name

It’s early but it looks like the new L and D regime is no better than the old L and D regime.

After yesterday's news, I believe the DCP takeover of the P66 Midstream business is complete. Almost every manager is former DCP, except the ones that were demoted or moved to other businesses. I guess this is a good thing?

I guess just being paranoid but isn't those "forced retired" takes effect sept 1. So those getting laid off (not retire eligible) can be cut this week?

I haven’t seen any real transformation that will accomplish long term gains for the company… What I have seen: feel good title changes, early retirements disguised as layoffs (with a nice severance package), shady vender contracts, and whole slew of... — read more 

The Propel Fuels theft of trade secrets trial against P66 is supposed to kick off today. There are 3 ways this can go, none of them being particularly good for Phillips: Go to trial and win in which case the status quo is merely maintained. Go... — read more 

A new multi-year (and I’m sure multi millions$$) partnership with the Texans. Keep BT going with another round of layoffs.

BT changed our coffee from Colombian to something. Never seen a coffee that is tasteless and odorless as the new Parks coffee. My admin says, facilities are saving tons of $ and that employee can bring their own coffee. Who here su-ks enough to... — read more 

Ol’ Saucy just sold -$4,000,000 worth of P66 stock. If BT is so wonderful and the stock has so much upside, why would he sell now? Is a beautiful Spanish villa in his future?