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A Postcard from Kazakhstan
Hilary Walsh is a controller and business services manager for ExxonMobil Kazakhstan Inc. Having worked for ExxonMobil for the past 34 years, Hilary took on the assignment in Kazakhstan two years ago. Here, she writes about her experiences…
There were three sessions that took place in total via Zoom with over 400 attendees joining from sites across the UK. The talk looked at organisation change and explored issues around managing stress in the workplace, with a focus on identification and early intervention. It was guided by the MOH document “Staying Physically & Mentally Well During Times of Change” written by Dr Mark Jacklin, UK MOH Manager.
Promoting emotional resilience and mental health remains a pertinent topic in both the UK and overseas, with a number of initiatives and health promotion programmes being highlighted in both the media and also within ExxonMobil, as part of the Culture of Health Programme. Tips and hints to help people whilst working from home were also covered in the presentation which was well received by those in attendance.
Remember, if you need help, you can reach out to your supervisor or our Employee Assistance Programme, which is available 24/7 via AXA HEALTH.
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ExxonMobil agrees sale of UK central and northern North Sea assets
At the end of last month (February) we signed an agreement with HitecVision, through its wholly owned portfolio company Neo Energy, for the sale of most of our non-operated upstream assets in the United Kingdom central and northern North Sea for more than $1 billion.
EAME ESG takes strategic approach to the COVID-19 response
One year ago, and almost overnight, COVID-19 changed everything for everyone. For ExxonMobil, ensuring the wellbeing of employees whilst fulfilling its duty to society was a huge challenge. So at the beginning of 2020, in response, the company established several emergency support groups (ESG) including one for the EAME region. Newsline spoke to Rupert Bravery, emergency preparedness & response advisor to discover more…ExxonMobil agrees sale of UK central and northern North Sea assets
At the end of last month (February) we signed an agreement with HitecVision, through its wholly owned portfolio company Neo Energy, for the sale of most of our non-operated upstream assets in the United Kingdom central and northern North Sea for more than $1 billion.
ExxonMobil Fawley donates £5,000 to carbon monoxide alarm appeal
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