Soon, Chevron Indonesia Laid Off 1200 Employees
Senin, 01 Februari 2016 - 20:57 WIB
Soon, Chevron Indonesia Laid Off 1200 Employees
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JAKARTA - Upstream Oil and Gas Special Unit (SKK Migas) said it had received reports of Chevron Pacific Indonesia plan related to oil and gas companies from the United States (US) was to conduct layoffs. They said at least 1,200 employees in Indonesia will be dismissed.
"Well, this great Chevron (number of employees laid off). That (Chevron) has filed 1,200 people," said Chief of SKK Migas, Amen Sunaryadi at the Presidential Palace Complex, Jakarta, Monday (2/1).
He explained that Chevron's decision to lay off employees will be gradual. Early stage, namely voluntarily. That is, employees are asked to voluntarily resign from his job.
"(Laid off) gradually. So, the stages began from offered a voluntary. Well later we count how many are retreating," he added.
The second stage, continued the former Vice Chairman of the Commission, the early retirement procedure will be simplified. So, so far it has not been able to ascertain how long the Chevron will conduct layoffs of employees in the country.
Amien explained, Chevron's decision to cut oil and gas company employees because hit by the drop in world oil prices in the global market.
"The reason is clear because falling oil prices. Shopping capex (capital expenditure) and OPEX (operational expenditure) is pressed. One for exploration reduced," he said.
As reported earlier, Chevron Pacific Indonesia said it would streamline the structure of the company's employees. This step is done to increase the company's performance in the middle of the decline in world oil prices to a level of around $ 30 per barrel.
Senior Vice President, Policy, Government and Public Affairs Chevron, Yanto Sianipar revealed, Chevron currently implementing initiatives to identify opportunities for improvement of business performance, which can help improve short and long-term performance.
"Chevron run initiatives to identify opportunities for increased business performance that can help Chevron in improving the performance of short and long term," he told Sindonews in Jakarta.
On the initiative, Chevron has succeeded in identifying the business model and operations more flexible and competitive. Yanto confident this initiative will ensure the continued operation of the US oil and gas company.
"Chevron believes this initiative will ensure Chevron operations in Indonesia to continue to add value for all stakeholders, including the people and government of Indonesia," he said.
"Well, this great Chevron (number of employees laid off). That (Chevron) has filed 1,200 people," said Chief of SKK Migas, Amen Sunaryadi at the Presidential Palace Complex, Jakarta, Monday (2/1).
He explained that Chevron's decision to lay off employees will be gradual. Early stage, namely voluntarily. That is, employees are asked to voluntarily resign from his job.
"(Laid off) gradually. So, the stages began from offered a voluntary. Well later we count how many are retreating," he added.
The second stage, continued the former Vice Chairman of the Commission, the early retirement procedure will be simplified. So, so far it has not been able to ascertain how long the Chevron will conduct layoffs of employees in the country.
Amien explained, Chevron's decision to cut oil and gas company employees because hit by the drop in world oil prices in the global market.
"The reason is clear because falling oil prices. Shopping capex (capital expenditure) and OPEX (operational expenditure) is pressed. One for exploration reduced," he said.
As reported earlier, Chevron Pacific Indonesia said it would streamline the structure of the company's employees. This step is done to increase the company's performance in the middle of the decline in world oil prices to a level of around $ 30 per barrel.
Senior Vice President, Policy, Government and Public Affairs Chevron, Yanto Sianipar revealed, Chevron currently implementing initiatives to identify opportunities for improvement of business performance, which can help improve short and long-term performance.
"Chevron run initiatives to identify opportunities for increased business performance that can help Chevron in improving the performance of short and long term," he told Sindonews in Jakarta.
On the initiative, Chevron has succeeded in identifying the business model and operations more flexible and competitive. Yanto confident this initiative will ensure the continued operation of the US oil and gas company.
"Chevron believes this initiative will ensure Chevron operations in Indonesia to continue to add value for all stakeholders, including the people and government of Indonesia," he said.
(rnz)
