Thread regarding Chevron Phillips Chemical layoffs

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I don’t understand how so many people are surprised by their methods. Threatening by caring isn’t new! It’s exactly how they have always operated. HR has some major skeletons in the closet. Imagine if someone did look at the ageism they practiced, imagine if someone looked into how the compliance lead be th always used a 3rd party to follow up on investigations they wanted leaned a certain way. I wonder how many of the third party lawyers would lie if pulled on the stand? They would either tell a story of how they were hired to prove the point miss compliance made or they would have to say they didn’t send her the findings she reported. If everyone will file complaints with the eeoc, or send this thread to lawyers. They are likely to see some huge issues.
To the employee sick over losing such a great job and friends. You should clearly see it for what it is. Cp chem is so toxic and such a terrible place to be your friends keep their heads down, and one day you’ll go to a new company and you’ll likely say. I forgot it was supposed to be like this.

These guys ran this company into the ground with poor decisions. They are trying to cover their mistakes. They are tossing as many bodies overboard as they can to stop the sinking ship.

I smell lawsuits incoming!

No one is more dangerous to liars than the people willing to tell the truth.

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@6q4 you must not understand how lawyers work. They take jobs like this on commission. If they can get one person a nice settlement why not make it class action and get several involved. It makes them have a nice check.

And thanks for letting me explain how simple things work. You must be an HR employee who don’t get it.

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@6q4 thanks undercover HR for trying to persuade people they can not sue!

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@OP Lawsuits for the blatant ageism is wishful thinking. I feel sorry for everyone in that category, but CPC protected themselves! Despite the large number of people over 40 deemed "surplus" and dismissed without cause, they know they have an army of lawyers to beat the little guy. People that paid lawyers to review their severance paperwork wasted their time & money. It's just sad multiple top performers & tremendous assets to the company got caught up in the sla-ghter because spineless LTs didn't know what they did or how their teams impacted the organization as a whole. Good luck figuring it out without the brains behind the work or with your outsourced team of yahoos!!

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