Global oil supply to swamp demand in 2019 despite output cuts - IEA. - The global oil market will struggle this year to absorb fast-growing crude supply from outside OPEC, even with the group's production cuts and U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and... — read more 

Kinda funny how fast the disparaging post about corrupt HR got removed

Halliburton Company HAL has lost 32.5% in the past year and the struggle is likely to continue as crude volatility has created an uncertainty for oilfield service businesses. The one-year pricing chart shows that Halliburton has underperformed the... — read more 

HAL - well, not so much so.

Been here more years than most....missing the good old days.....they start moving all the pgls and a lay-off is coming.....sad they gonna spend all that money putting lipstick on a pig for that 100 year mark but give us the boot at the same... — read more 

I heard on the qtrly call Haliburton won some Artificial Lift contracts in Middle East and Latin America. What did they win and are they looking for hiring subject matter experts?

The world’s biggest oilfield service companies are feeling the U.S. fracking slowdown as shale producers slash spending forecasts. But Halliburton Co. may be bearing the brunt of the pain while arch-rival Schlumberger Ltd. benefits from its bigger... — read more 

2009 vs 2019... How much have you changed?

Wall Street expects a year-over-year decline in earnings on lower revenues when Halliburton (HAL) reports results for the quarter ended December 2018. While this widely-known consensus outlook is important in gauging the company's earnings picture, a... — read more 

Anyone else hear of this?

They are preparing to start cold stacking equipment in Duncan again.

https://www.politico.com/story/2018/06/19/ryan-zinke-halliburton-park-whitefish-montana-647731

Heard Weeter talking the other day...said he was getting his list ready.

What's the deal with big red in Canada (East and West)? Still paying the bills up there?

Houston-based Halliburton Co. announced Jan. 2 that its latest leadership succession is complete. Dave Lesar retired from the executive chairman role on Dec. 31, and Halliburton President and CEO Jeff Miller added the chairman of the board title Jan... — read more 

Been really slow in the Alvarado shop lately. Anyone hear anything about closing down?

I retired (quit) in January 2017. Any of you poor s---ers miss me?

How long can Geffro Miller keep his job with the stock underperforming all year? I suspect our CFO was thrown under the bus to shield Jeff. Is the rodeo clown’s play book running out? Who replaces?

We’ve lost count of how many times insiders have accumulated shares in a company that goes on to improve markedly. The flip side of that is that there are more than a few examples of insiders dumping stock prior to a period of weak performance. So... — read more 

It's time again for more people to go down the road as losing lots of work with out dated equipment & lack of leaders

Halliburton Employees’ Federal Credit Union was chartered in 1960 as Duncan industrial Services Credit Union, with the sole focus of meeting the financial needs of Halliburton and other oilfield and industrial employees in Duncan. The name changed in... — read more 

Walked into work like any other day today (Beltway) and was told to pound sand. Let go and walked out by security. Have been at Hal for 7 years now....made the cuts during 2014-15. Have gotten decent performance reviews and everything. Wonder if it's... — read more 

How many people are planning to leave once things are better in oil patch?

DUNCAN, OKLA . – Jan. 28, 2014 Opal Wilson has made her mark on Halliburton history. She has worked for the company for 60 of its 95-year existence and was recognized by colleagues and company executives as Halliburton’s longest-serving employee... — read more 

Has anyone heard if layoffs for mechanics has started yet?

Anyone else hear of Q1 layoffs for Houston area Technology teams? I noticed the stock fell below 30 today and figured this would fuel cost pressure.

Layoffs are starting in Duncan, OK.

The oil and gas sector worldwide lost about $1 trillion in value during a 40-day period that began in early early October and culminated last week with a record 12th straight day of oil price declines — including the worst single-day drop in three... — read more 

Best news yet for OUR rapidly FAILING company

The former CFO of Halliburton Co., Chris Weber, will draw severance from the company in exchange for a number of limitations, from a non-compete and non-solicitation clause to an agreement on what he can say publicly about the company going forward... — read more 

It is so unfortunate that management is keeping the most useless and inexperienced people as team leads. They know sh-- about nothing and all they do is, hey email Carrollton and ask for further instructions. Bloody admin team leads. What a joke.

When it reaches the per gallon price at the pump, should make it much more affordable for all of the laid off employees to make the drive down to the unemployment office.

And present a new 'face' to our customers and rid the company of its 1990's image. That is all.

The company wide layoffs will begin on Monday, December 17th, and will affect ALL departments, but the intent is to keep as many management personnel as possible, since the company has "too much invested in their present positions". This step was... — read more 

Make sure you thank management when you're in the food bank line for Christmas. No gifts for the family this year but you're still together, that's what counts. Can't wait to see the look on little Johnny's face when he gets hosed for gifts this... — read more 

Since Colorado elected the rabid, ULTRA-LIBERAL ANTI-oil and gas activist, polis, as governor, SAY GOODBY to the oil and gas industry in the state. By this time next year, Brighton (Ft. Lupton) will be shut down. You can thank the stoners, and the... — read more 

HAL is probably the best co in O&G

I wonder how much $ they dropped on this stupid vanity project aka “Well Done”. Like getting an e-card with no monetary value will actually motivate anyone other than the brown nosers and lower management. What a joke.