Thread regarding TransCanada Corp. layoffs

The shift to U.S

Phase 2 of layoffs in the next few weeks. Shift to the U.S BU. Sr leadership to realign the portfolios July through September is the window. Rumor is 25% cuts however I’m thinking highly unlikely. Good luck U.S BUs.

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Last week the safety department met in Houston to plan the upcoming changes. A Sr. Manager from another location is in the Houston office the last week of June to plan upcoming changes. HR leadership is on Houston to plan upcoming changes. Here it comes, right on schedule with the July-September phase 2.

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Post ID: @dwti+1n6XIiOx

A number of the responsible management are hiding in plain sight, continuing to stick their head in the dirt.

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Post ID: @7blo+1n6XIiOx

“Every single leader that supported the acquisition of Columbia”

Those are still around? I think Chapman is the only exec that’s still around from the time Columbia was bought.

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Post ID: @5wpt+1n6XIiOx

100% agree that all non-US personnel seconded to US must come back. I know few of them from HR and got promoted. You don’t need HR person to be in US. It’s not a profession that is of critical need there

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Post ID: @4xic+1n6XIiOx

Disciplined Capital Allocation

CGL
Napanee
Saddle West

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Post ID: @4mqp+1n6XIiOx

Executive leadership level is a dumpster fire.

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Post ID: @4wrb+1n6XIiOx

If they had the knowledge to understand what's not working and the courage to act, the simple layoff plan would be:

  1. All non-US personnel that are either seconded or transfered to the US
  2. Chapman and his ENTIRE network of cronies
  3. All contract staff
  4. Every single leader that supported the acquisition of Columbia
  5. Expand it to include Liquids and every single leader that ever had anything to do with the design, construction, and integrity management of Keystone
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Post ID: @4gik+1n6XIiOx

The 2022 CEO total direct compensation was $9,552,000, which was 18% higher than 2021.

The 2022 CFO total direct compensation was $2,815,200, which was 51% higher than 2021.

These're just two examples. There're other fat to trim.

How do I submit this cost saving idea? I can help the company save millions in exchange for a 3 percent raise.

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Post ID: @2vom+1n6XIiOx

More fake news.. I think this is all to scare the quiet quitters they are so afraid of.

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Post ID: @2ytu+1n6XIiOx

"so you rinse and repeat every couple of years with a “new guy”. More like every 6 months.

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Post ID: @2dnt+1n6XIiOx

After the layoffs, the senior "leaders" are taking credit (i.e. getting bonuses, raises and promotions) for cost savings!

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Post ID: @1vmq+1n6XIiOx

Ha value contributors are defined by the respective leaders. So you better have a good relationship with your “current” manager. But most of them are trying to climb the leadership ladder so you rinse and repeat every couple of years with a “new guy”. And that starts to become very tiresome.

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Post ID: @1dty+1n6XIiOx

Payoff for constant mistakes by senior management. I just hope value contributors will stay .

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Post ID: @1nqz+1n6XIiOx

Well, they just realigned the safety department just not made public yet. Other programs and departments have a staffing plan already just can’t release it yet. I know some managers in a BU who had been told to remove certain names from the list…

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Post ID: @ncl+1n6XIiOx

I can't see 25%, there is nobody left to cut! Sr. Leadership to realign portfolios....what does this mean?

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