Now that oil prices are stable and above $50 per barrel, the energy industry’s depleted workforce is being called back into the field, particularly in the Permian – but there are far fewer candidates with an ear to the ground....
The U.S. oil industry will need to hire tens of thousands of workers in the next two and a half years as oil prices recover and drillers stand up rigs, Goldman Sachs projected in a note this week. The question...
Tom DiChristopher | Wednesday, 22 Jul 2015 | 11:17 AM ET | CNBC Oil and gas exploration workers just became a little more like the average U.S. worker: They too now understand what it’s like for their wage growth to lag or...
www.marketplace.org | by Gigi Douban Oil prices dropped, and jobs had to go. The first ones were at the oil service companies like Halliburton and Schlumberger. “They’ve quickly moved to reduce their amount of operations in the field, and the...