Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

April used to be important date

In order to qualify for 25% CIP, a large number of employees would retire in early April each year.

Has that NOT happened in 2020 because folks are awaiting a severance bonus?

stay safe & healthy out there CVX

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CIP% is almost certainly going to be $0 next year, Oxy and many other are cutting pay significantly. CIP is pay at risk and up to the board's discretion. There is also a very good chance that the Chevron U.S. Pension benefit will be permanently frozen this year following US Industry trends.

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Post ID: @9qlp+14mYNvVy

@5xqk, No need to share the sites you frequent since you can't get any and never have. Unlike you, the rest of us have the real thing.

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Post ID: @5xid+14mYNvVy

April is usually a month to see lots of old folks retiring, but not this year for several reasons.

  • 401k shot to hell. Needs time to recover.
  • Waiting for a huge severance check.
  • Uncertain outlook in this COVID economy.
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Post ID: @5rmw+14mYNvVy

Can someone share the link to the layoffs forum? thanks.

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Post ID: @4xuh+14mYNvVy

Interest rates are going down every month and there is a package available...

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Post ID: @1gsm+14mYNvVy

Probably more like people are looking at their 401k.

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Post ID: @1sbp+14mYNvVy

CIP % next year may not be a big factor, and possible if larger layoffs, none at all...

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