Thread regarding Husky Energy Inc. layoffs

Layoffs on Oct 27 2020

In 2019, layoffs occured on Tuesday Oct 22 and Q3 results were Thursday Oct 24. This year, Q3 results are Thursday Oct 29, which makes Termination Tuesday Oct 27.

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Cold and EOR had some layoffs in management a few weeks ago

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Post ID: @ltfp+17yRMqaB

Layoffs in Sylvan Lake on Tuesday with Husky

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Post ID: @lwmd+17yRMqaB

layoffs started today!!! A friend just got laid off this morning and many more husky employees were let go!! Termination Tuesday. Hope we can make the cuts

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Post ID: @kakp+17yRMqaB

Oh gosh golly, they got me too. I should’ve known better.

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Post ID: @7tls+17yRMqaB

Disgusting. People have been out of work since 2014 and you parasites have been holding onto your jobs by hiding. No innovation. You deserve what you get.

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Post ID: @4mks+17yRMqaB

Capex spend was cut by 300 $MM in 2019. Although your point is still valid.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-husky-outlook-idUSKCN1OJ1MC

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Post ID: @1hbt+17yRMqaB

This time last year we were announcing $100MM less in spending for 2020 and 370 jobs had been cut. Since then spending has gone from $3.2B down to $1.6B just for 2020.... even with the contractors gone there has to be some major changes around the corner.

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Post ID: @1cgh+17yRMqaB

They will most likely announce in Qtr results that there will be spending cuts. As far as where, that’s a speculation we don’t know. So most likely November is the month of implementing all of that.

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Post ID: @1fai+17yRMqaB

I mean... south China sea most recent completion was ahead of schedule and under budget. NA projects are largely "on time" for a delayed schedule and "on budget" assuming nobody actually looks. I know where I would invest billions

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Post ID: @1zld+17yRMqaB

Wonder if the changes China related to Hong Kong will affect layoffs in any way. Saw some comments here on that topic

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Post ID: @pds+17yRMqaB

There is a lot of talk but no one Director level or above has shared any information with anyone below that I have heard. Next Tuesday seems logical and cuts to permanent are to be expected just like all of our peers are doing. The stress level is the office is rising and it is starting to distract some people. I am assuming Western Canada exploration and heavy oil projects has to shrink as they have stopped so much work.

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Post ID: @owh+17yRMqaB

All bs... there haven't been major layoffs since spending was slashed. Yes most of the contractors are gone but to keep inline with spending will require cuts to staff in the head office. The good/bad news is you can't do anything about it if someone wants you gone so just keep your head down till they call you.

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Post ID: @jzl+17yRMqaB

Its always either next Tuesday or the one after that and so on. There is never anything you can do anyway. Get control of your finances and don't live your life in fear.

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Post ID: @wlv+17yRMqaB

This is all BS. I can tell now.

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Post ID: @wjn+17yRMqaB

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How can you secure a job that fast? I have been looking for a year...

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Post ID: @suf+17yRMqaB

So if you want some tips on how to get through this...
1- Take all of your vacation now. If like me last year, secure work elsewhere before returning to the office.
Trust me, this is what I did before returning to the last July. Clear your desk as well.
2 - accept the layoff and package.
3 - after a well rested 5 week ‘vacation’ start your new role knowing that you you have a better job and we’re also let go.

I wasn’t a popular manager by any stretch of the imagination but I also wasn’t naive as some people are.

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