ConocoPhillips considering job cuts in Ponca City location
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By Jack Money - Business Writer
Published: November 6, 2008
ConocoPhillips confirmed today it is evaluating whether to eliminate or relocate some 700 non-refinery and non-pipeline jobs in Ponca City.
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If a dollar turns over 4 to 6 times before it leaves the community then think about the impact to the Ponca City economy. Calulate it for yourself but keep in mind that your calculator may be short of digits!
Chinese, well, Nixon opened that door. Speaking of, under Nixon, taxes on the wealthy were at 70%.
Kevin, Oklahoma City - Nov 6, 2008 4:24 PM"
Better review your history some...Clinton was the yahoo who did all this, and the Unions only drive the point home more and more every day.....
Dayton-GONE
GM-GONE
Xerox-CUT 2/3RDS of the workforce
Dell- Moved a lot of jobs to Texas...
OIL-Moving to Texas....
Conoco Phillips- say Bye Bye....
Yeah...this place sure is recession proof....
don't care about facilities. They are crowded in Bartlesville and are emptying more offices and labs in Ponca. They will built more facilites in B'ville at the drop of a hat. That is not even factored in to the equation. Someone on high says to move, you move-- or you can drive 70 miles one -way, but your job will be elsewhere. B'ville or Houston or wherever. It's been that way for years. Consider yourself lucky if you keep your job. Many do not.