Anyone knows how to volunteer for retrenchment?? Wanna out my name in the bucket and leave....

Halliburton closed the most recent trading day at $23.75, moving -0.42% from the previous trading session. This change lagged the S&P 500's 0.46% gain on the day. At the same time, the Dow added 0.9%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq gained 0.59%. Coming... —  read more 

wow that’s some serious money, oh well, you know what they say about a fool and his money

Any news about El Reno? Heard they were shutting down completely soon.

NAL to reduce frac and support in third quarter. Layoffs of front line frac and support employees is to continue as a direct result of the dreadful mismanagement of the company. Investor confidence is still declining and the only tool the nitt whits... —  read more 

Out of the loop these days, whats going on in the northeast?

For the oilfield services industry, it’s no longer about merely navigating a downturn. It’s now about survival. Five years after crude began its plunge to less than $30 a barrel from more than $100, the companies that drill and frack wells are living... —  read more 

Excuse me, what benefit is there working for Halliburton anymore? One after another, each benefit and incentive has been removed. There is nothing left here to set apart from competitors.

Halliburton has messed up my sleeping pattern with these never ending layoffs. I was hoping Wednesday would be it, but we still don't know if it will continue throughout the remainder of the week... Why can't they do this all in one day? What's the... —  read more 

Several places were hit yesterday, or at least that's what I understand from other people's posts. Has it continued today, or is it all over? Nothing is happening at my location so far, but as they say, the day is still young... It's really annoying... —  read more 

Top compensated executives in Houston 2018: Ryan Lance, ConocoPhillips; $23.4 million Jack Fusco, Cheniere Energy; $21.3 million Greg Garland, Phillips 66; $19.3 million Bhavesh Patel, LyondellBasell Industries N.V.; $18.2 million Jeffrey Allen... —  read more 

More layoffs coming for North America this summer. Whole offices/plants shutting down. Restructuring is a bulls~~t term for keeping the investors happy and Executive Level Management flush with cash and perks. Check on Market Watch to see how many... —  read more 

In its weekly release, Baker Hughes, a GE company BHGE reported a decline in weekly rig count in the United States. More on the Rig Count Baker Hughes’ data, issued at the end of every week since 1944, helps energy service providers gauge the overall... —  read more 

It ain't over kiddos, more field hands to be let go.

U.S. oil companies are frantically lobbying congressional allies and the White House against President Donald Trump’s plan to slap escalating tariffs on Mexican exports, saying it would hike the price of gasoline and strain refiners reliant on crude... —  read more 

More layoffs soon? Bankruptcy?

The average monthly price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude declined to $49.52 per barrel in December 2018 from the record high of $70.98 per barrel reached in July 2018, per the U.S Energy Information Administration. The significant decline in... —  read more 

but Baker stock price just eclipsed your’s truly. Things are taking a turn. Oh man, let’s hope Monday is better huh? Baker’s digital strategy must really be some kickin’ stuff huh? It’s probably due to something silly like that free brand recognition... —  read more 

Irving-based Pioneer Natural Resources Co, one of the oil producers in the Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico, said this week it plans to lay off about 25 percent of its workforce to reduce costs and increase shareholder value. Pioneer said... —  read more 

If you are young enough , bright enough, and a good education background try to get out of this industry.

We know the non value add of HR & PR are posting propaganda on thelayoff. Quit wasting company time on this website before you’re reported. —  read more 

News from the oil patch this weekend seemed to be bullish for the commodity. After a meeting on Sunday, an OPEC official said that indications were that the cartel would keep oil production cuts in place -- news that would normally cause the price to... —  read more 

U.S. energy firms this week reduced the number of oil rigs operating for the second week in a row, with the rig count at its lowest since March 2018, as some drillers follow through on plans to cut spending. Despite those cuts, production in the... —  read more 

Houston-based Halliburton Co. shareholders voiced approval of the company’s executive compensation and passed a measure changing compensation structure at the company going forward at an annual meeting this week. The shareholder approvals are a shift... —  read more 

Houston-based Halliburton Co.’s efforts in digital technology in the energy space aren’t just focused on its customers — it’s consuming the new technology as well, the company’s top executive said. The applications of digital technology in, for... —  read more 

Many hands let go. Lots of experience gone.

and they was several companies there doings offtheshore wind, the solar, storage and renewables. made some contacts, did some networking. Gonna further those contacts this week, maybe get the resume out cause really it dine time to jump this garbage... —  read more 

Tough times

Any word on Duncan Manufacturing Center ? I heard today was the day and then heard next week .. 🤔

The onslaught is happening in KILGORE TODAY again!!! Stay tuned

Does anyone have experience with d--g tests on the main campus in Houston?

Hmmm....Will there be focal point this year?

Check the vintage adds that Halliburton ran back in the day and you will see that the 100 year date should be 2024 instead of 2019. Just another thing Houston got wrong. —  read more 

Investors in Halliburton and other oil services businesses were probably expecting a challenging first quarter, after warnings in the previous quarter that large markets like North American shale drilling have been constrained by a multitude of... —  read more 

The reductions are not over folks. They are still happening and more coming. Big changes in management. Getting rid of several positions. Consolidating jobs. I know managers with 20 years that’ve gotten the boot. Give decades to the company just to... —  read more