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Exxon to Lower 2,000 Jobs

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Last updated: 2025/09/30 at 1:50 PM
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Exxon Mobil Corp. plans to chop about 2,000 jobs globally because the Texas oil firm consolidates smaller places of work into regional hubs as a part of its long-term restructuring plan. 

The reductions symbolize about 3% to 4% of Exxon’s international workforce and are a part of the corporate’s ongoing effectivity drive, Chief Government Officer Darren Woods stated in an memo to workers Tuesday. Calgary-based Imperial Oil Ltd., which is sort of 70% owned by Exxon, introduced Monday it’s reducing 20% of its workforce. 

Chevron Corp., ConocoPhillips and BP Plc are amongst main oil corporations to have additionally introduced hundreds of job cuts in current months as crude costs tumbled this 12 months in response to elevated provides from OPEC and its allies. Exxon, nevertheless, has been on a serious inside restructuring push since 2019 as Woods sought to simplify the corporate’s sprawling international footprint that got here because of the merger with Mobil 20 years in the past. 

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Exxon is making “powerful selections” that construct upon a years-long effort to enhance competitiveness, Woods stated within the memo. “The adjustments we’ve introduced immediately will additional strengthen our benefits and develop the hole with our competitors, serving to to maintain us within the lead for many years to return,” he stated.  

Exxon declined to remark past the worker memo. 

The regional hubs will concentrate on Exxon’s main development initiatives reminiscent of oil in Guyana, liquefied pure gasoline alongside the Gulf Coast and buying and selling globally. For instance, the corporate lately introduced plans to transfer workers from Brussels and Leatherhead, UK, to central London, the place a lot of its merchants are primarily based. 

Exxon had 9 practical corporations that operated comparatively independently from each other when Woods took over in 2017, creating layers of paperwork and duplication of assist companies. The corporate now has three major divisions — manufacturing, refining and low-carbon — all of which share companies like engineering, IT and undertaking administration. 

The adjustments have helped Exxon reduce $13.5 billion of annual prices since 2019, greater than all different worldwide oil majors mixed, based on the corporate. It plans to extend this determine by 30% by means of the tip of the last decade. 

Some financial savings have come by means of asset gross sales and workforce reductions, however Woods has stated the adjustments even have led to raised efficiency, such has improved upkeep of main services and higher sharing of greatest practices between enterprise items. 

Exxon employed 61,000 individuals globally on the finish of 2024, practically 20% lower than in 2019, based on the corporate’s annual filings. Imperial had 5,100 workers on the finish of 2024.




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