The rumor is that we'll start laying off people next week (South Texas Field). This comes from a reliable source, cannot guarantee it but it's pretty reliable.

Chevron decided to reduce workers by 5,700 jobs over three years. We laid off 1,900 people last year we plan to lay off 3,800 by the end of next year. 620 employees in San Ramon to be cut, headquarters. Also 305 employees in Concord and over 500 in... — read more 

There were cuts announced in the Pittsburgh news today for Chevron layoffs due to reduced activity. Look for bigger cuts next month when the 2015 capital spending and quarterly earnings are announced.

I see that many upstream companies and many oil service companies are being hit really hard in January 2015. Do you think if Chevron will be affected. We had good 2014 and I hope 2015 will be even better due to price spread between oil sources, so... — read more 

There were massive layoffs in Appalachia last year, it's quiet in 2015 for now

In the 1980s the sky was falling, the prices were almost reaching ten bucks per gallon and folks are jumping from buildings. And then layoffs came, all companies were laying off ton of work, here at Chevron a ton of engineers and geologists were let... — read more 

We are not in a good spot, I think the execs will start cutting people if prices do not rebound soon. We are well managed company, especially from the financial standpoint. My fear is that 2015 is going to turn into a year of mass layoffs, not sure... — read more 

OK, with the prices reaching rock bottom do you think the execs will start to purge payroll here in Chevron Corporate in order to make up for lost profits due to lower prices. Also, how do you see 2015 developing, a bumpy year?

Anybody heard about possible layoffs due to reorg

the c-suite at chevron is as greedy as c-level excs get. the company is doing well and they still plan and execute workforce reduction - i want to see them gone, outsourced, fired... and no golden parachutes - no options - no nothing - just fire... — read more