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NNPC has kicked off its plans to reduce workforce by over 70% of eligible staff The company says the exit plan is voluntary and aimed at improving efficiency and workforce renewalThe oil company says the scheme will create room for younger talent while supporting its transformation agenda
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd) has commenced a workforce reduction programme as part of its ongoing restructuring efforts, with more than 70% of eligible employees indicating interest in the company’s voluntary retirement schemes.
The national oil company is implementing the Accelerated Exit Scheme (AES) and Voluntary Exit Scheme (VES) as part of a broader plan to optimise its workforce, improve efficiency and create opportunities for new talent.
Over 70% of eligible staff respond to NNPC exit offer Photo: NNPCSource:
