Pemex plans to fire up to 3,114 trusted employees to save around 10,494 million pesos, Bloomberg News reported to cite a company document dated April.
The cut would be part of a corporate restructuring that would allow the indebted oil company to reduce costs, strengthen their finances and raise production.
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Reforma also reported that the oil company outlines that cut, whose objective would be to disappear areas that double work and reduce the cost of payroll of trust personnel around 116,767 MDP.
The newspaper explained that the plan contemplates the elimination of an address, 10 subdirections, 7 coordinations and 34 management. In contrast, the creation of a new address, 5 sub -directions, a unit, 2 coordinations and 17 management is raised.
The Energy21 specialized environment added that in addition to the dismissal of personnel, Pemex would also promote an austerity program that will allow it to save a total of 18,560 MDP, according to the document “Restructuring”, prepared by the Corporate Directorate of Administration and Services, belonging to the Sub -Directorate of Human Capital.
According to Energy21, these measures are part of the government’s plan to reintegrate Pemex again, eliminating the subsidiaries created in the six -year term of Enrique Peña Nieto, and return to the vertical scheme of the company.
He added that as part of the changes, a new marketing address would be established that would have three subdirections focused on strategy, prices and commercial intelligence; Sale of hydrocarbons and oil, as well as in programming, coordination and supply.
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He indicated that Pemex Industrial Transformation would become the operational refining direction with three subdirections: oil production, secondary petrochemical production, and a more dedicated to safety, occupational health and environmental protection.
Pemex Logistics would also be reconfigured as an operational logistics direction, with four subdirections: operational control and integral security, transport, storage and dispatch, and primary logistics.
The legal and finance directions would remain, although with a smaller structure due to the decrease in the number of management. Likewise, the planning, evaluation and sustainability unit would continue to operate.
Reuters confirmed the version of the potential restructuring after reviewing a May document. The agency explained that previous reports, which cited another April document that suggested that it could include a dismissal of more than 3,000 permanent employees, were not confirmed or denied in the updated version.
However, the May document confirmed that Ángel Cid Munguía would assume the direction of the Pemex Exploration and Production Division, after the surprise departure of Nestor Martínez.
Reuters reviewed both documents, but two sources told the news agency that the plan had changed significantly since April.
With Reuters information
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