Petroleira BP vai demitir 10 mil funcionários devido a crise gerada pelo coronavírus

BP Oil Company to Lay Off 10,000 Employees Due to Crisis Caused by Coronavirus

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/06/2020 at 16:18

Petroleira BP vai demitir 10 mil funcionários devido a crise gerada pelo coronavírus

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In Response to the Crisis in the Oil and Gas Industry Due to the New Coronavirus, BP to Cut Up to 15% of Its Workforce This Year

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During a global conference call, Looney told employees that the London-based company will cut 10,000 jobs, out of a current total of 70,100.

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“We will now begin a process in which we will see close to 10,000 people leaving BP – most of them by the end of this year,” Looney said in a statement.

According to BP, the most affected positions will be senior roles in offices, not in the frontline operational team.

About one-fifth of the layoffs will occur in the UK, where BP employs 15,000 people, said a company spokesperson.

Like all other major global oil and gas companies, BP announced cuts to its planned investments for this year following the coronavirus pandemic, which has caused unprecedented reductions in oil demand.

BP signaled a 25% cut in its investment for 2020, to $12 billion. The company also stated that it will seek $2.5 billion in expense reductions by the end of 2021 through digitalization and business integration.

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