TC Energy Makes Cuts, Jobs in Calgary and Houston Primarily Affected
TC Energy has eliminated an unspecified number of jobs — primarily affecting staff in Calgary and Houston.
What’s happening at TC Energy?
In a statement to multiple news outlets, including Reuters, the energy giant said the layoffs are part of a previously announced plan to integrate its natural gas pipeline units in Canada, the U.S., and Mexico.
TC Energy didn’t disclose how many employees have been let go.
At the end of December, the company’s principal operating unit, TCPL, reportedly had more than 2,600 workers in Calgary and approximately 837 in Houston.
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