Chevron plans to lay off nearly 800 employees in Midland County, Texas, as part of a global restructuring.
The job cuts will begin on 15 July and are part of Chevron's goal to reduce 20% of its worldwide workforce by 2026.
This move follows similar layoffs in California, affecting over 600 positions primarily based in the productive Permian Basin.
Chevron's restructuring is a response to challenges like the loss of its operating license in Venezuela and legal delays in a major acquisition, highlighting broader industry trends amid global uncertainties.