Thread regarding Marathon Petroleum layoffs

How are we looking for 2024 (paid in 2025) bonuses this round??

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Post ID: @OP+1jkdxcg1a

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121% better to be lucky than good

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Post ID: @3cn+1jkdxcg1a

Nailed it at 156.34%

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Post ID: @390+1jkdxcg1a

I heard from people at P66 theirs was 120%. Lowest since it was spun out in 2012.

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Post ID: @21x+1jkdxcg1a

Target raise for the year 3.5%. but over half from last year.

Midpoint salary ranges increase 2.5%. largest move since COVID.

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Post ID: @1j9+1jkdxcg1a

Taking a wag at some of the numbers my guess is 138-142%. Hopefully it's higher and I'm wrong, but I have a hard time logically getting there.

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Post ID: @15t+1jkdxcg1a

Looking at the metrics, it might surprise you.

Looks like 100% for barrels (60%)
Just below target on EBITA (18%)
Just below max DCF (38%)
Max or beat max costs (35%)
Wildcard non financial (30%)

Swagged on the non financial as we did well on injuries and environment. No idea on human capital.

My guess is in line with prior years. Call it 150-160% of target.

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Post ID: @154+1jkdxcg1a

Not as good as last year!

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Post ID: @fg+1jkdxcg1a

Does it matter? The top level gets the cream and the bottom dwellers get the leftover cr-p.

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