China oil company won’t cut frontline oil and gas workers


BEIJING: China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) won’t cut frontline oil and gas workers as it seeks to reduce costs to cope with low energy prices, according to chairman Wang Yilin.

The country’s biggest oil and gas producer would create new opportunities for workers and was drafting development plans for a long-term low price environment, Wang said in an interview in Beijing yesterday.

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