Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

CIP announced

  • 75, better or worse than you expected?
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Post ID: @OP+19c7eQX9

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What was the LABU factor? We had another terrible year...

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Post ID: @8gwj+19c7eQX9

As a whiny entitled EOI, I did work 11.5 months for CVX in 2020. That 13th salary is part of the total remuneration, so like it or not it's due. Also the fact that I asked for EOI and got it is helping someone at Chevron get a position so really what are the haters beef here?

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Post ID: @8nte+19c7eQX9

The factor for all BUs and OpCos was set to 1. I think that was announced last year.

There wont be a BU / OpCo factor for future CIPs as we are ‘one team’.

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Post ID: @4vxj+19c7eQX9

Does anyone know the OpCo and BU performance factors for 2020 ?

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Post ID: @4dlf+19c7eQX9

If bonuses are based on work from the prior year why wouldn’t the laid off be entitled to it? They contributed . They’re lay off is about so many factors having nothing to do with job performance. The poster who said the laid off don’t deserve a bonus is clueless.

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Post ID: @2sqi+19c7eQX9

How hateful do you have to be to wish laid off employees wouldn’t get a bonus? It’s not coming out your pockets, so why do you care so much.

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Post ID: @2wak+19c7eQX9

@2upt, You sound like someone who is still hired by Chevron, but should have been the first one to be laid off. The CIP is only for employees, just as you said. But you fail to understand the people you despise so much WERE employees in the performance year this bonus is for. They are entitled to the CIP as much as you are, albeit for their prorated share of the months worked. Somehow, you were saved from the axe man this last round, but you’re shallowness gives me the feeling your number is coming up next time.

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Post ID: @2cbs+19c7eQX9

@vwr+19c7eQX9 unfair, maybe you can share some of your layoff money with those still here. How entitled can you be?

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Post ID: @2eth+19c7eQX9

@jbq+19c7eQX9 I think that anyone laid off shouldn't get it. it's always been that you need to still be employed by the company if you want it. Even with past layoffs that I've been part of at this organization it has been like that.

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Post ID: @2upt+19c7eQX9

Where on Workplace is there a board to anonymously gossip, whine, and ask questions?

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Post ID: @1uuv+19c7eQX9

Is it true that IPF for anyone in special 2020 severance program will automatically default to 0.8?

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Post ID: @ryz+19c7eQX9

amazing how many chevron employees actually comment on this, this is a website for those laid off from chevron. cant you gossip about this on workplace? the big question for those laid off is will we get anything? exit paperwork indicated we are eligible but not guaranteed for cip. So if employees get anything .it will be quite unfair if those laid off get nothing. I am not counting on anything but chevron have been fair in the past so will wait with optimism and be grateful if i get anything

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Post ID: @vwr+19c7eQX9

ACCORDING TO 8K FILING WITH SEC BONUSES FOR MW, PB, JJ, JG AND MN ARE ZERO-POINT-ZERO.

SO I WILL BE HAPPY WITH 0.75 TIMES TARGET!

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Post ID: @bkn+19c7eQX9

This is thelayoff.com. Let’s talk about whether those that were laid off will actually get a bonus we were told we would get when we’re laid off.

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Post ID: @jbq+19c7eQX9

I thought 0.65. Happy with 0.75 given the current business environment.

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Post ID: @lan+19c7eQX9

Anything is better than nothing.

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Post ID: @bie+19c7eQX9

Exxon got rid of their matching 401k last year (or something close to that), so all things considered, will take it! You do wonder a bit how much this is related to higher brass wanted their yearly bonus...but, still thankful

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Post ID: @fhm+19c7eQX9

Much higher than what I expected. I expected 0 and am very happy and very thankful for .75. Especially since last year, a so called "good" year, we were at .95.

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Post ID: @xmb+19c7eQX9

Be thankful with you are given. It is definitely better than a lot of unemployed employees on the street. Count your blessing.

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Post ID: @sgj+19c7eQX9

I expected 1.0, but I am good with .75; it’s better than nothing.

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Post ID: @qny+19c7eQX9

More money is good money

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Post ID: @oar+19c7eQX9

Just understand someone is getting a much fatter check than u are by having the multipliers

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Post ID: @gwn+19c7eQX9

Considering how most other companies have no bonus this year, it’s generous. I’m pretty happy to be at Chevron right now

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Post ID: @phn+19c7eQX9

Basically on par. Still pretty deflating after last year, all of the layoff, and the ridiculous no org they’ve shoves us all into.

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