Thread regarding Pembina Pipeline Corp layoffs

Mick's Layoff Email

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Good morning colleagues,

The challenges presented by the current economic climate and COVID-19 pandemic are complex and unmatched. Together, my fellow Officers, the Vice Presidents and I have spent the last month carefully discussing the plan to decrease our 2020 spend while safeguarding the best interest of all of Pembina's stakeholders. At the forefront of our concerns is the safety, health and wellness of our staff.

In response to economic and demand-related pressures, Pembina will be making organizational changes to adjust for our business operations and to reflect capital deferrals previously announced. We have also made the difficult decision to transition some people and roles out of the organization.

In our 65-year history, this is unprecedented for Pembina. What I can say is that these actions are not undertaken lightly. Changes to the organization are being made to allow us to prioritize work and organize ourselves to continue to execute on our strategy. This is all to ensure Pembina is set for long term success and to chart a clear path forward for our people.

Today, leaders will be contacting staff to discuss these organizational changes. We ask that all staff make themselves available for a conversation with their leadership team between 8AM and12PM MST.

We appreciate your continued support of the business and for your colleagues as we navigate these difficult times together.

Mick

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I dialed into the town hall a week after the layoffs, Mick said that there would be no further layoffs, those people would not be hired back (therefore it wasn't a layoff), no salary cuts would take place, and would not release a list of names of those who got let go. No explanation was given as to how people were chosen to let go. Didn't believe a word he said.

I continue to struggle to complete work as those I relied upon are gone and had no idea until I got the typical 'no longer at pembina' auto reply email.

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Post ID: @gins+14B8v3si

What is the salary of Michael Dilger?

As the President, Chief Executive Officer, and Non-Independent Director of Pembina Pipeline, the total compensation of Michael Dilger at Pembina Pipeline is CAD$7,131,200. There are no executives at Pembina Pipeline getting paid more.

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Post ID: @2sqk+14B8v3si

Also hearing that the company is just getting started with layoffs and this is going to happen again multiple times throughout this year :(

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Post ID: @2iek+14B8v3si

Remember when a question around diversity at Pembina was asked at a townhall and Paul Murphy joked about the lack of diversity at Mick's table? In my opinion the whole Diversity Focus groups are lip service to make it look like they care and nothing more.

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Post ID: @2dux+14B8v3si

Not a place for women. The senior leaders are 99% men. At the the Women in Energy conference a senior manager from Pembina stood up and said he supported women in work place, they have their place and liked it when they dressed nice. At a town hall SVPs we’re asked why there was little to no women in VP or SVP roles. The answer was we’re working on a diversity plan. WOW!

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Post ID: @2eyp+14B8v3si

Suncor is cutting exec pay and keeping people

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Post ID: @1jvp+14B8v3si

So disappointing . Senior management should take a pay cut. Show by example!

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Post ID: @1umn+14B8v3si

The C Suite didn’t take any pay cuts ~ shocking. Big boys club keep their buddies not the people in the trenches.

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Post ID: @1ilt+14B8v3si

Any changes to lofty executive pay or structure? Likely not...just the workers in the trenches...someday the king's of this world will finally come to realize that the throne they sit in is perched on the shoulders of many honest, hardworking people. And once they are gone, the cradle will fall. In fact, such a fall and realignment of societal values is necessary and by design by One who has been disregarded for a long time. It is not the end of the world as much as it is a drastic change from one set way into a more elevated way. Get ready!

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Post ID: @kgb+14B8v3si

Most Oil Companies are losing a lot of money . Pipeline companies if losing it isn't much . I applaud the Suncor,s and Syncrude,s who are NOT laying off and am very disappointed in Pembina pipeline

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Post ID: @vfi+14B8v3si

I'm hearing layoffs are coming from Pembina Pipeline. Employees received this email asking them to stay home and "make themselves available for a conversation with their leadership team" this morning.

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