Energy Minister ‘Disappointed’ as Imperial Oil Cuts 20% of Work Force

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Energy Minister ‘Disappointed’ as Imperial Oil Cuts 20% of Work Force

Calgary-based Imperial Oil has announced plans to cut about 900 jobs, or 20% of its work force, by the end of 2027, in search of “substantial efficiency and effectiveness benefits”.

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