Thread regarding Halliburton Co. layoffs

Layoffs 2026

I have never seen Halliburton do a layoff every week. Shannon and Jeff up there are destroying lives and going to sleep peacefully. How evil is that? They are getting rid of people in the name of cost savings blaming it on the war, can anyone explain how they decide who leaves? I’ve seen people who have done well performance still get laid off. The rest of the year is going to be anxiety effing riddle. Eff you j and s


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Post ID: @OP+1m2mz8vqj

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no idea why so much negativity online, everything's chill in Sing

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Post ID: @570+1m2mz8vqj

@50t don’t instill fear.. oil prices are stabilizing and our administration is bringing things under control..

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Post ID: @55h+1m2mz8vqj

Some more layoffs coming within the next weeks

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Post ID: @50t+1m2mz8vqj

@2hc I thought it was 4 billion. Well what's five hundred million amongst frenemies

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Post ID: @394+1m2mz8vqj

@35p interested to know your perspective on the midstream. Stability?

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Post ID: @36b+1m2mz8vqj

Do yourself a favor and get into Midstream. Would never work for that sh-t company again

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Post ID: @35p+1m2mz8vqj

@1bk sounds like another MCI WorldCom or Enron. House of Cards.

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Post ID: @2r9+1m2mz8vqj

@17j please continue to drink the Kool Aid.

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Post ID: @2r8+1m2mz8vqj

@1w4 after the market tanked in 2014 HAL announced in March of 2015 that bonuses wouldn't be paid that year, and that everyone was going to have to sacrifice. Yeah... except senior director and above positions (at the time) got their bonuses paid out in January and everyone else sometime in the second quarter. In 2016 I had the pleasure of working in treasury when the 3.5Bil wire went out to Baker. BS all the way through.

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Post ID: @2hc+1m2mz8vqj

@OP
The stock price will still su-k at the end of the day.

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Post ID: @2gk+1m2mz8vqj

Agree on the Excessive amount of VP's but also many redundant Mid-Level Manager Layers, should we start mentioning some names?, How come all the other oil service providers are not laying off people now?, F U team Jm n Ss, think about all these Families you are affecting during your upcoming Thanksgiving and X+ gatherings. God will be listening to your behavior soon and will condemn your Family for 7 generations to come...Money is no God.

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Post ID: @2gj+1m2mz8vqj

How about the excessive amount of VPs?

For goodness sake, Halliburton has a VP for everything and they do nothing more than entertain on the company dime.

NM it’s a protected bunch…

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Post ID: @2g3+1m2mz8vqj

Wonder who could give a lesson to SS & JM, they are bad people with millions in bonuses

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Post ID: @2fd+1m2mz8vqj

Laid off from Sperry today NB location

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Post ID: @2bz+1m2mz8vqj

More laid off today in Fort Lupton.

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Post ID: @26y+1m2mz8vqj

@1bk And yet the CEO and inner circle continue to reap their bonuses and hallow out the company. Sounds like winning for them and losing for the rest of the workers. I am glad I didn't buy any ESPP. Don't want to continue to fund a sinking ship. Where will this company be in 5 years or even 10 if it makes it that far. A CEO with no vision and a group of good ole boys executive acting like a pride of lions all lining up to feed on the carcass to each their own. While the hyenas wait in the wing to pick off what's left. Winning at top levels, let the peasants eat cake.

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Post ID: @1w4+1m2mz8vqj

Having to worry about layoffs each year is absolute madness, and the “leadership” in Houston is the worst that I have seen. It comes down to realizing quality of work does not matter, your a number on a spreedsheet with a salary. There is life after this company!

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Post ID: @1bk+1m2mz8vqj

@19t that was during Dave’s time. I am not a fan of Jeff, but let’s stick to the facts.

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Post ID: @19v+1m2mz8vqj

@f5 it's amazing how jeff is still and power after that, four billion dollar check HAL had to write to Baker Hughes so not having any more foresight than a circus monkey at the u s government wasn't going to let number one and two merge together. What a freaking mo--n he is

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Post ID: @19t+1m2mz8vqj

If you are in Singapore, you are safe. Low wages and obedient.

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Post ID: @19c+1m2mz8vqj

Is IT safe? Many teams already so slim.

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Post ID: @17x+1m2mz8vqj

Guys, vote red this November and everything will get fixed.

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Post ID: @17j+1m2mz8vqj

Got the axe in Duncan today…..

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Post ID: @17h+1m2mz8vqj

I got laid off today and I am pissed_off because I outworked everyone in my department. So long Baroid! Will miss the good people I met and become friends with throughout the years.

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Post ID: @173+1m2mz8vqj

@f5 make no mistake, their slogans and value statements are lame and no one gives a fck about them.

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Post ID: @129+1m2mz8vqj

@xz Wow, bitter much? You’re also so angry you can’t even tell “your boomer” from “you’re (you are) boomer.”

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Post ID: @110+1m2mz8vqj

You're boomer a-s is a fcking tool if you haven't woken up and smelled the coffee by now and I hope you do get your a-s fired because it's naive people like you that fck over the rest of us because you think being a snivelling animal will get you places meanwhile scmp's and pgl's use the fu-k out of you to get to their next promotion.

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Post ID: @xz+1m2mz8vqj

The hits keep coming. Got it today in Baroid at NorthBelt. Wiping the debt off the books before the end of 3rd quarter. Feeling the love from Hal in my rear

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Post ID: @mw+1m2mz8vqj

@kp
Sadly, Halliburton does not care about its employees beyond numbers or metrics. I've seen a number of shocking examples over the years of people let go at month end (cutting off insurance on day 0), released during the holidays, and marked as "ineligible" for their full severance because they changed positions from another country.

My advice is to have a backup plan ready to go and look forward to collecting a package when it's your time.

"The two best things that ever happened to me were being hired, and fired, by the Perkins Oil Well Cementing Company." -Earl P. Halliburton

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Post ID: @kv+1m2mz8vqj

The work environment is terrible with layoffs glooming in the horizon. I love my job and it would ruin me financially to be laid off right now. And I’m not going to even begin to explain how this would devastate my family.

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Post ID: @kp+1m2mz8vqj

@OP quote from M and S. https://youtu.be/Bo7zkd0kRS4?is=rg8I-nmmU1FZpdsR

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Post ID: @ge+1m2mz8vqj

Prediction - Jeff has mandatory retirement at 65, so he legitimately has a few more years to be the head of the organization. However, he has been a terrible CEO and I predict that the board will vote him out after the Q3 call - at latest by EoY (if not done so already) and call it "retirement". Jeff will be the scape goat, so Shannon can take the helm by 2027 to call it "Building what's next", "The future, accelerated." or some other d-mb corporate slogan.

God help all who remain

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Post ID: @f5+1m2mz8vqj

I gave the company many good years and they laid me off. I was told to work through births, weddings, and funerals in order to keep my job. They still canned me. I’m really heartbroken. Im at the end of my road. Nice knowing y’all.

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Post ID: @bm+1m2mz8vqj

What’s even worse is that they wait until the last quarter of the year to start layoffs. That’s the time of year when family should be the focus, not worrying about whether you’re going to lose your job. There’s so much anxiety going into the holidays knowing layoffs could be on the horizon.

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