USA and Australia the writing is on the wall. More layoffs are coming. Not just PIP. Full in layoff. As soon as the next recession starts to blame it on. He-l of a time to lose your job in the middle of a recession. Tree start looking and exit on your own timing with a job lined up. Much better than being caught with no plan and fired.
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Port-Jérôme Gravenchon refinery will also have been sold by 2026. A pending "sale" is not a layoff.
France layoff early in 2026 will be the next move.
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Subsea engineers training their replacements
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Finish line is getting close
In North America we also have a large consolidation happening which is yet another form of synergistic layoffs.
Port-Jérôme Gravenchon in France sale is pending.
Waiting for my package.
UK is one more case of EM exiting a country. Next step is the sale of Fawley.
The question is whether it'll be sold before or after what's left in PJG (Port-Jérôme Gravenchon) in France.
I don't understand the strategy of this corporation. Not that I really give a f*ck, honestly. Just watching the show from the outside, now, as I was sold with the refinery I was working for. And I have no regret.