Exxon Mobil to lay off nearly 400 Texas employees
ExxonMobil plans to cut nearly 400 jobs in Texas
ExxonMobil will reduce its workforce in Texas by nearly 400 positions following its acquisition of shale producer Pioneer Natural Resources, Reuters reported, citing a regulatory filing. The company is planning to eliminate 376 jobs in Irving and 18 in Midland.
Exxon Mobil to lay off nearly 400 Texas employees as a result of Pioneer acquisition
More than 1,900 Pioneer employees were offered jobs as part of the merger, with "well over a majority" accepting offers, Exxon said in the letter. The "WARN Notice is being issued due to the number of employees that have either been offered transition roles or that have declined offers to join ExxonMobil,
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