Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

Did Hess employees really receive a 1.65 CIP?


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Post ID: @OP+1kga4nfga

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Yes, cause we are more valuable in the long run

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Post ID: @119+1kga4nfga

yes

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Post ID: @fx+1kga4nfga

Chevron freezes pay raised, taked away LTIP and reduces the target bonus.

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Post ID: @bp+1kga4nfga

@az They will do the same to the Hess folks that they did to the Nobel and PDCe folks. Hess folks will keep their pre-acquisition pay and bonus structure for the 1st year (2026) and then be assigned a PSG level where the Chevron bonus will kick in for 2027. So they've got a good year before they see a change in pay structure.

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Post ID: @be+1kga4nfga

.... the kicker. All Hess employee have a bonus target = 30% of their gross salary.
I wonder how many will resign when they see what small CIP CVX people get

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Post ID: @az+1kga4nfga

Hess CIP in 2022 was 1.25, 2023 was 1.65 and 2024 was 1.84.

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Post ID: @ar+1kga4nfga

Well yea. Good for them, but chevron CIP should be comparable.

Both can be true

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Post ID: @ak+1kga4nfga

Good for them! They needed some good news!! And frankly, the Hess room was never chock full of whiners, such as we see here. Makes me think Chevron’s 2025 departures just didn’t quite get the job done.

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Post ID: @ac+1kga4nfga

It was a part of the deal for the acquisition. Also there are few Hess people left. I am sure they will not get any raises for the next few years.

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