Has it occurred to you that Halliburton may be somewhat strapped for cash, and that paying off their ex-employees may not be the highest priority. The fact that several of Halliburton's past customers have filed for bankruptcy, and the rest are cutting costs to stave off the wolf at the door, gives credence to this theory.
Would NOT be the first time that an employer has left its former employees holding the bag.
Are you high? Everyone gets their check within about 30 days of signing the paperwork, if you waited to sign then that’s on you.
"Chesapeake was in debt and we wrote off 1 billion in Q1. This is nothing new to accounting in oil patch."
Those BILLION and MULTI-billion dollar write-offs and give-a-ways (Remember Baker Hughes), can only last so long before the till is empty.
And, for all we peasants, and EX-peasants know, Halliburton is still relying on ENRON (Arthur Anderson) accounting practices.
Get rid of the overpaid managers would help a lot!
Chesapeake was in debt and we wrote off 1 billion in Q1. This is nothing new to accounting in oil patch.