Thread regarding BP PLC layoffs

Drive to 25

We are returning to our pre-reinvention staffing levels, and achieving our '25 targets is becoming increasingly challenging each day. It's evident that there will be a significant focus on realignment and potential staff reductions in the coming year.

I've heard that some Senior Level Leaders (SLLs) may be offered redundancy packages and access to their reinvention options in 2024.

Any tasks that can be relocated to more cost-effective locations will be relocated, with a notable new facility in Pune that is currently mega underutilized. Several ITK projects are exploring the possibility of shifting their operations there.

In my estimation, the new CEO will spend approximately three months collaborating with McKinsey to formulate a strategic plan. Following that, we can expect an announcement outlining a more focused transition strategy, which will likely involve scaling back in areas where we are not achieving a secure ROI. This will entail reduced capital expenditure and substantial reductions in our workforce.

Cuts will be deep, fast and not pretty.

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Post ID: @OP+1pHhDddy

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In the P&O new strategy townhall they were pumping AI (MS copilot) and TSI. Each manager's brainwash presentation had a bullet on AI and TSI. We are in big trouble if that is what they are relying on to make a profit. They are already dropping hints about downsizing if you read between the lines. They mention how we are in low quartile compared to our peers. We made money due to high oil prices and trading not because we were agile and efficient. Only way to meet 2025 targets for certain is to give rid of people and get rid of the bloat when oil prices surged again. Management and their minions are good about dreaming up strategies but don't have a friggin clue on how to execute anything.

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Post ID: @jipq+1pHhDddy

RE redundancy and share options early for SLLs: when I this happening please!? I personally know about 20 SLLs who would take such an offer in a heartbeat!

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Post ID: @jdum+1pHhDddy

The Pune train pulled out the station and is well down the track…. Back to Pre Reinvent headcount …. Doesn’t take a genius to determine the company strategy to tackle BP’s poor control of its own headcount and org!…..MA would love to accelerate the India Transition given his love for GBS…. Engineering is a whole different ball game!!!!!!…..Regulators & NOC’s should cast a scrutinising eye!

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Post ID: @hkll+1pHhDddy

MA is a slow train wreck. He, along with the ExCo, knew what BL was doing. They all knew. He should be sacked, not promoted, but then again this is bp.

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Post ID: @2kbr+1pHhDddy

What’s happening now ?

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Post ID: @1cyg+1pHhDddy

Ah yes, McKinsey to the rescue yet again. They sell to BP 'at premium price' some gobbledy go-k weird re-org plan and the simpletons in SJS lap it up.

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Post ID: @tjd+1pHhDddy

My 9 years old son could do better than McKinsey to be honest...they've been doing disasters for the last 15 years at bp.

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Post ID: @cql+1pHhDddy

How much would a bloke in Pune charge to be CEO? Surely not millions of pounds..and the stock might fare better than it has in past 20 years. Food for thought. bP has been capital furnace

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Post ID: @gja+1pHhDddy

This is already happening, right now.

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