Topics regarding layoffs at ExxonMobil Singapore

Topics regarding layoffs at ExxonMobil Singapore

Polymer PUL quit or ask to go?

Either way, this might be a good thing for the company. I will not invest money to employ someone with relatively high pay while his job just mainly focus on checking housekeeping or doing OCVM (while neglecting or don't know how to run a plant)... — read more 

Now Chevron Goes to Bengalore India

Chevron just announced to setup a Chevron Technical Center in Bengalore now and will shift 600 jobs (initially?). Wow! Looks like the highly paid CEOs of O&G companies have 0 ability to lead the company anymore. All of them are just shelling our... — read more 

Bleeding inside….

Management should STOP upfront discussion with FLS before deciding path forward of technicians. The decision made are always bias. FLS steer everything toward their own advantage and pretend to give technicians a fair deal. If you really want a... — read more 

The Rot starts from the top

In the latest ‘Saga’ facing Exxonmobil Refinery in Singapore: more than 1,000 barrels of diesel had just vanished into thin air. The incident happened at the Pulau Ayer Chawan (PAC) Refinery when checks after loading onto on an oil tanker revealed a... — read more 

“How Dare You?” (GT)

One webinar after another … from President, to SVP, to VPs … all the same message and outcome. No new directions given. Same old, same old. Nothing thought provoking, to challenge our fertile minds. They still want … no, demand, the max from all... — read more 

by
| 2361 views | | 1 reply (October 22, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1isZoei6

Seniors vs. Juniors

I am just watching and see 2 groups arguing here. Seniors vs the juniors. But regardless, the people who actually hold the power of the pen (with regards to making decisions on PA, increments and promotions) shall have the final say here, and in the... — read more 

Should we worry about layoffs?

EM has invested more than S$25 billion in fixed assets in the Republic, according to the company's website. Singapore is the Asia-Pacific hub for ExxonMobil's downstream and chemical businesses and its integrated refining and petrochemical complex in... — read more 

History teaches things

What was the outcome of fuel and lubes merger? Unprecedented act of retrenchment of 300 workers, implementation of mandatory pip of 8-10%, elimination of club membership and interest free car loan, downgrade of medical benefit etc. In the... — read more 

by
| 1840 views | | no replies yet
Post ID: @OP+1hmPGsPc

It is just a job...

The brutal truth is our jobs are going to India, KL and BKK...or outsourced to 3rd party. It is very obvious. The words coming out from GC or SG mgt saying SG is "strategic" or "key" ....what does it mean exactly to 99% of us? To me, just a bunch of... — read more 

SG EM Future

Allow me to make an educated guess on SG EM future..at most 10~15 yrs from now... All support functions moved to India, BKK or 3rd Party providers (Chemical/Lubes/LNG) sales/ops moved to China / India Engineering support including process... — read more 

Things have forever changed for the worse, quickly...

In the past, all of us know we can look forward to a stable career with EM, and slowly grow our technical expertise. I still felt married to EM despite the average ranking. Many of us know we are not the top quintile and will never be a manager. But... — read more 

Why did EM create so many RL positions?

Because for every 1 DH in Manufacturing, there are “X” SLS and “Y” senior engineers / coordinators / planners / leads, etc. Where 1 So if the company is unable to create some form of perceived “upward mobility” for these “Y” masses (even... — read more 

Many will hate me but my conscious is there

Any experience technician can do whatever these highly paid Operational First Line Supervisors are doing. Why do organisation continue to allow fund wasted on hiring them? They are just basically ripping off technicians hard work and taking free... — read more 

Victim of PIP

Last year, my SLS told me, I was placed in PIP. When I’ve done above and beyond my base R&R but what he did not tell me was, theres a heated discussion during the PA that went into a voting and I got marginalized because people don’t know me. LL... — read more 

Did you complain or feedback about IHP and AIA?

I made a quick check with 10 persons in EM. None of us had received any survey or providing any feedback about the medical claims service. Recently bump into a retiree and he told me that his annuitant medical benefit been removed from EM. Now I... — read more 

by
| 1640 views | | no replies yet
Post ID: @OP+1g6hBJuw

Will there be fewer PIP-s this year?

There are definitely less layoffs from the beginning of the year. Hope it stays that way. Any chance that we’re out of the woods regarding the abnormal number of PIP-s? Just hope it stays this way.

There will be no layoffs

Stop being scared all the time! O&G is cyclical, and we are currently in the bo-m period. Once we enter a bust period is when you need to worry, but that's not going to happen any time soon. Have you been following what's been happening in the world?... — read more 

by
| 1071 views | | no replies yet
Post ID: @OP+1fTyKBKR

If you want to look for another job, now is the time.

One has to wonder, if there are so many layoffs right now and if there is so much uncertainty at this time, what will happen when the industry faces lower oil prices. Unfortunately, for those who want to leave at that point it is too late. I am... — read more 

by
| 1310 views | | 1 reply (March 18, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1fOoyPxn

I expected more layoffs in the first quarter of 2022

Not that I liked for that to happen but given the general situation and the atmosphere at the company I figured they will just continue with the dynamic of layoffs from last year. So far it is obvious that that didn’t happen in 2022. Is Singapore... — read more 

by
| 1171 views | | 1 reply (March 18, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1fNosND2

Extraordinary pay for incoming experienced hire

Can anyone share how you feel, if you know that incoming new employee with the same # of experience year, are offered a pay with 10-15% more than yours (post 2021 increment somemore, gosh). Personally i am super frustrated about this as i have been... — read more 

How many people fell victim to PIP in 2021?

Maybe not that of an important question for us still employed, given that we are all still in danger, but I imagine we would all be very surprised about the number of people that went (or are still going through) this.

by
| 863 views | | no replies yet
Post ID: @OP+1fxYfA64

I'm impressed

Nearly two months into the new year and still no layoffs. I'm pleasantly surprised.

by
| 1062 views | | 3 replies (last February 25, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1fqq3Aat

A Changed Company

Exxonmobil is no longer a career company, its a part time company now Offered retrenchment package i go If not just work safely and sorry no extra output or effort Now 10 mens job become 1 man job with plant and machines breaking down happily... — read more 

Career Question

I just turned 37 years and I am still a suprervisor. I am losing any hope that I will ever be able to make manager, not to mention something bigger than that. I feel I am a failure and that my career is not going anywhere. Is there any hope and do... — read more 

Why don’t they just take volunteers for layoffs?

I believe that would be a much simpler and clearer solution for the employees but for the company as well. Let’s be honest. I don;t think that anyone who has even a little common sense can argue that the general goal of the XOM leadership is to... — read more 

Raise of hands

How many of you are planning to quit before the end of February?

by
| 982 views | | 2 replies (last February 8, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1fbWdxsn

PIPs are the new layoffs

I'm not sure why people are even thinking about layoffs anymore. When EM wants to get rid of employees, all it has to do is put them on PIP. Then they either leave right away because they know there's no beating it or they're fired in the end. PIPs... — read more 

by
| 1142 views | | 1 reply (February 8, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1f6qZOt2

Cost cutting restructures

I understand that the info about these so-called restructures and mergers within parts of the company (feel free to read layoffs instead) is still scarce and we are yet to see that is going to happen, but how much do you think these changes will... — read more 

by
| 980 views | | no replies yet
Post ID: @OP+1f5k9R6H

Start a new thread - post a news comment, question or message:

: