BP laying off 20 percent of Anchorage staff; some positions were temporaryCompany will shelve offshore Liberty project, focus on existing fields in strategy to make Alaska business cost effective for the long term Kristen Nelson PNA Editor-in-Chief
Following a decision last year to move frontier exploration to Houston and focus on exploration near existing fields, BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. said Jan. 7 that it is reducing its Anchorage staff by 20 percent to make the company viable in the long term.
BP Exploration (Alaska) spokesman Ronnie....
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Liberty not competitive Cuts will be in Anchorage Some jobs were temporary Involuntary downsizing
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