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Chevron trims North Sea workforce

CHEVRON is axing 225 jobs from its North Sea operations to reduce costs.

The oil major told Reuters it would reduce its Aberdeen-based workforce by about 20%, with contractors, employees and expatriates facing retrenchment. "Chevron Upstream Europe is reorganising its business...

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