Thread regarding ExxonMobil Corp. layoffs

Raise excitement

I am optimistic for 10+ % raise : ) what about you guys?

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Post ID: @OP+1dXBCH3X

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Alot of Retirement eligible but low performers will get 0 to 2% raises, so that leaves more budget available for early and mid career folks. Since it is not financially wise for someone over 50 years old to quit and receive only a discounted pension, the company does not have to give big raises to 50 to 55 year old people. It costs alot because it raises the 3 year average and the total pension cost. Attrition of the 50 to 55 group is very low also.

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Post ID: @4yem+1dXBCH3X

Shocker the Bible reader is anti-diversity.

Anyways, what I really wanted to say was that the last hood raise I got came an hour after swallowing a tiny blue pill

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Post ID: @1luc+1dXBCH3X

Was reading the Bible the other night and came across this verse. Why would anyone be excited to work at xom? The leadership is so jacked up they would feed upon each other after having their way with you.

“Your leaders are like wolves who tear apart their victims. They actually destroy people’s lives for money!”
‭‭Ezekiel‬ ‭22:27‬

Sound familiar? Forget Exxonmobil. There are plenty good corporations left that don’t pip and promote folks solely off of politics, race and gender that are still legit.

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Post ID: @1lga+1dXBCH3X

Post right below - the pithole one - is right.
This is a Layoff board and raises play a big part in that.
If even 10% of MPT get 10% raises

  • that's an extra 5% of PIPs next year.

Crunchy but lucrative.
Swine munching pearls.

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Post ID: @htb+1dXBCH3X

The comment sounded like a legit comment. Leave the guy/gal alone and go sink on your misery and own pessimism. Just because you all are stuck at your role, doesn't mean we all have to feed into your misery pithole.

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Post ID: @kpt+1dXBCH3X

Like you, OP, I believe in Mutual or-a$ms.
All by myself - no way.
10% sounds good. so let's split it up.
4 ways, how bout!? *

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Post ID: @ihs+1dXBCH3X

If people get 2 or 3% - what a joke and definitely more will leave. People don’t have to put up with that cr-p. While senior mgmt continues to get bonuses and raises.

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Post ID: @kwa+1dXBCH3X

@Blue collar witness oh but our members want more!

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Post ID: @tvr+1dXBCH3X

What about the ILEU no contact and no raises since 2018 , Steve wake up

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Post ID: @lxj+1dXBCH3X

Keep dreaming, shave 6% off the top for inflation.

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Post ID: @qeh+1dXBCH3X

According to one of the many inflation calculators, my raise need to be 8.2% to get me back on par with my salary at my last salary treatment in Apr 2019.

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Post ID: @kze+1dXBCH3X

I suspect raises will be low, so as to aid in the staff reduction plan. Irving will not want to lose the current momentum in Exxits.

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Post ID: @nra+1dXBCH3X

My supervisor hinted at 3% for our group. EMRE

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Post ID: @zrs+1dXBCH3X

I can never tell if posts like this are real and clueless or mocking????? Same with the answers too!

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Post ID: @cgt+1dXBCH3X

If you set yours goals low. You won't be disappointed.

I set mines 2%. So anything higher is good

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Post ID: @igc+1dXBCH3X

Cautiously optimistic. If I get less than 10%, I am for sure looking elsewhere.

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Post ID: @rup+1dXBCH3X

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