The goal is to shrink to less than 25,000 employees if the oil price does not pick up to $60/bbl by end of 2016
It is understandable... if we have no drilling jobs, no pumping, no fracking, how do we get funds to pay the bills ? !
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So someone in Norway is worried about t&e cards and payment and other BS. No one is worried about people loosing their jobs ....
SleepyWood - I like that ha ha ha
12000 out of 37000 are managers and above? How f--- could be.
May be 10000 of 12000 are just BS
37000 is correct minus the 5000 till end of 2016, remaining then 32000 by end of 2016.
For 2017 ist too early to forecast.
Martin and I both need a raise. Why do you think this company is still floating, it's not because of the workers. It's the brain power setting Houston that makes this a good company.
You get money by selling some of these properties
You get funds to pay the bills by selling low value polyethylene waxes managed by fools.
BHI is the champion when it comes to managers directors and VPs cheese that crack head son of a bi*Ch only prompt and keep his a-- lickers
There's life after layoff, kinda looking forward to it. Companies bullshit anyway, really no future for BHI the way it is currently run.
And another 12000 are managing nobody and nothing, but themselves. Truly scandalous. Just look at Stonywood. Should bloody well be renamed Sleepywood. Phew that's me moan for today.
Of the 37,000 remaining, 12,000 are managers..!
Chop Chop
I remember in November 2014, when the Merger announced, Baker headcount was around 62,000.
Now what number is it? 37,000?