Thread regarding Cenovus Energy layoffs

Retention bonuses

Just heard that certain SVPs, VPs and Directors in the oil sands and downstream business units got massive retention bonuses. Because of course the operators and engineers at the working levels don’t do anything, the Directors, VPs and SVPs of oil sands and downstream are holding up the entire company all by themselves

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Sad they aren’t increasing retention bonuses for the Retail staff that are waiting for the deal to close. They deserve better.

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Post ID: @6xnw+1guwcyYs

Yeah just feed that rumour mill with your lies. Some people will believe anything. Watch Rebel ‘news’ much? Lol.

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Post ID: @3orq+1guwcyYs

Dear god if they can get rid of more Husky mgmt I’m all for it regardless of the cost.

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Post ID: @1dcu+1guwcyYs

"It is not that you aren't good at what you do. It's just what you do isn't worth doing." Sheldon Cooper, PhD.

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Post ID: @1gbg+1guwcyYs

My skills are invaluable. Yours are not.

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Post ID: @1smu+1guwcyYs

Heard the same rumour. Hate this company

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Post ID: @1zfx+1guwcyYs

Retention bonus' are to delay the exodus of leadership from a newly acquired company, given the historical trend for the acquirer to install their own people in management in the acquired company (surprise surprise, this is exactly what CVE did). Would you hang around knowing that they are going to let you go in the next X months? Or reach out into your network for the first opportunity for a longer term role?

Operators and engineers are less likely to leave during an acquisition given the lower risk of being released in a shake-up. Even if they do leave they can be easily replaced with contractors short-term.

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Post ID: @uuk+1guwcyYs

Because they might of quit otherwise. LOL.

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