Oil giant BP (BP) is laying off about 5% of its workforce as it looks to bring down costs, CEO Murray Auchincloss told staff in an internal memo Thursday.

BP PLC (NYSE: BP) plans to cut about 4,700 jobs, roughly 5% of its global workforce, as part of companywide simplification ...

Confirming the job losses, the FTSE 100 company said the reduction in its workforce was down to cost cutting measures.

Sources close to the company say there is growing frustration over the firm's direction, adding that the investor update on ...

Chief exec Murray Auchincloss (pictured) told staff the oil giant would axe 4,700 roles - 5% of its global workforce - and 3,000 contractor positions.

BP, the U.K.-based oil company, is implementing a global cost-saving strategy that includes eliminating 4,700 jobs and ...

BP, which employs around 4,000 in Houston, will eliminate thousands of roles to cut costs, according to reports from ...

BP ( BP) will eliminate 4,700 positions internally, ~5% of its workforce, and more than 3,000 contractor jobs, with more cost-cutting efforts planned for this year and beyond, the CEO said. The job ...

British Petroleum (BP) Plc has announced plans to cut about 7,700 jobs as part of its ongoing efforts to reduce costs in 2025 ...

London-based energy firm BP plan to cut its global workforce by just over five per cent, resulting in 4,700 job losses. The oil giant will also remove 3,000 contractor positions, reports Reuters, ...