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Houston based Chevron Corp. (NYSE: CVX) says the global workforce is preparing to cut 20% of the global workforce by the end of 2026, as more than 200 employees.
Bar The Texas Business Force Commission said that 185 people in his Deauville Boulevard, the North Foreign Ministry and 14 more in the South County road.
The layman is scheduled for July 15.
Up to 20% extension of Chevron Workforce
Chevron plans to leave 200 employees from 200 employees until 2026 by 2026 to 2026 by 2026. (Sharon Steinmann / Bloomberg Getty Images / Getty Images)
Chevron was announced that the company could break down in February From 6750 to 9000 employees According to the latest annual report, 40,200 is a station worker and about 5,400 service stations.
The energy giant will make the employees easier from 15% to 20% to 20%, and more efficiently and more efficiently and more effectively, the company will be more efficiently.
Chevron CEO Mike Wirth, the highest energy managers and ministers in Houston, Texas, as the main leadership in Houston in Houston on September 17, 2024. (Reuters / Callaghan O’Hare / Reuters)
Chevron ends Venezuela contracts, but the staff will keep in the country: report
Chevron is under pressure for termination oil production, Service and procurement agreements, which must operate in Venezuela, the partner, only planned to protect direct staff in the country, said that there are close sources to four sources near Reuters.
Chevron, until 2026, under the global decrease in 9,000 employees, about 200 Texas employees. (David Paul Morris / Bloomberg Getty Imager / Getty Images)
The departments of the state and the treasury, until May 27, to accept the burdens of permissions of Venezuela crude oil, fuel and fuel and fuel loads Biden management The US government was revoked between the power of Trump management against Venezuela.
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On Tuesday, the license to operate in Venezuela, although it was led by Chevron’s Trump leadership, which allows them to protect their shares, assets and employees in Venezuela.
Fox News Business’ Aislinn Murphy contributed to this report.
