Still hiring but yet laying off; straight from the Halliburton website

Global Services Geoscience Practice Lead Houston, TX, US, 77072 Mar 4, 2016

US Houston Sr Engineer - Industrial Manufacturing Houston, TX, US, 77064 Mar 4, 2016

US Odessa Operator Assistant II - Logging and Perf Odessa, TX, US, 79763 Mar 4, 2016

US Prudhoe Bay Service Leader - Slickline Prudhoe Bay, OK, US, 99734 Mar 4, 2016

US Houston- Software Development Engineer (Sr/Prin. Tech Prof./Advisor) Houston, TX, US, 77032 Mar 3, 2016

US Prudhoe Bay: Operator Assistant II to Service Operator II- Slickline Prudhoe Bay, AK, US, 99734 Mar 3, 2016

US Odessa Service Specialist I - TCP Odessa, TX, US, 79763 Mar 3, 2016

US Prudhoe Bay: Entry Level Operator Assistant I to Service Operator I - Slickline Prudhoe Bay, AK, US, 99734 Mar 2, 2016

US Highlands Ranch-Landmark- Account Manager II Highlands Ranch, TX, US, 80129 Mar 2, 2016

US Prudhoe Bay: Service Supervisor I to III- Slickline Prudhoe Bay, AK, US, 99734 Mar 2, 2016

United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi Associate Field Professional-Integrated Cased Hole Abu Dhabi, AZ, AE Feb 29, 2016

US Houston Senior Scientist - Chemistry Houston, TX, US, 77032-2594 Feb 29, 2016

US Alvarado:Mechanical Advising Engineer (Shape Chargers) Alvarado, TX, US, 76009 Feb 25, 2016

United States Houston: HR Business Analyst Houston, AL, US,

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Landmark Global Operations is not closing. They just took a reduction like everyone else. Myself included.

I heard the Lmrk global org was closing though?

I know for sure that the Global Practice Lead is just for the person that currently has the job and is going thru immigration process... this was done to see what other people could have the same qualifications. Not an active job req at all!!!!!

Contractors are FAR cheaper than employees. It isn't just about salary dude. Benefits, payroll taxes, insurance, and the cost of termination are just not there. Those can be 50-70% of an employee's actual salary. If Company work stops - it's just a phone call and the contractor is gone. No HR issues, no layoff costs, nada.

It is amazing how so few posters know how business works.....

I got let go last week to already have been approached about coming back as a contract worker should the department win just 1 out of the 3 projects they are bidding on. Apparently contract workers don't go against the head count... while they'd end up paying more money for me as a contract worker... doesn't seem like management is making wise decisions.

Amazing

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