Thread regarding Exxon Mobil Corp. layoffs

Even if they don't have layoffs they must be doing some cost saving?

I do hope Exxon employees keep their jobs. However I was visiting friends in Houston last week and we were invited to a party where we met a few Exxon expatriates. Nice people but only bragging about their expat package, unlimited housing allowance , up to 4 kids in private schools and according to them job security! b/c they were relocated from overseas 8 years ago. At Exxon obviously the expats are oblivious to the recent developments in O&G. Modesty is a virtue people!

To me and most people at the party this was deeply concerning as I know personally quite a few people who have lost their jobs in Houston due to the O&G downturn. Wouldn't it make sense that these absurd allowances these expats are receiving are cut first before an American or any employee with a local contract and the same education and qualities gets the sack? How does Exxon deal with this? Even if they don't have layoffs they must be doing some cost saving?

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Layoffs start after the closure of coming asset purchases. Not before to have a large labor pool to pick from when the direction defined by the new business model is concrete.

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Well using this approach there has been 70 billion in cash burned though during the current CEO's term and no overall energy production increase. When he retires next year, expect big changes under the new guy and investors. so enjoy the ride until then!

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Yes, modesty is a virtue, but we are a select group.

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EOM never over hired. The ones they hired are a select group that produce results and get paid for it. That's the deal, produce, earn a living wage. Fail to produce, get laid off. Pretty simple. I wish you the best a luck

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