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If someone quits at CNPC, will they end up on a blacklist? That afternoon, a friend told me that after quitting CNPC, the company would no longer hire people, as the system is connected to each other. I don’t know if it’s true or not
I think that’s what was said; at that time we left from Xinjiang, and many people went to Pengzhou in Sichuan. It must be done through transfer; after resigning, they won’t be able to accept it.
Now, the recruitment of PetroChina employees must go through ERP approval, and all records are available for verification; Once you’re out, don’t come back; a good horse doesn’t eat the grass from where it came ; And now CNPC is cutting salaries drastically; it’s not interesting at all
Alas, it’s all tears – the monthly bonus has been reduced to less than 50% of its original amount, and the quarterly bonuses as well as the bonuses for holidays have been eliminated. What’s left each month is just enough to keep from starving; When the market improves, it’s better to find another way out
I heard that the Pipeline Bureau also tried to cut salaries, but faced resistance from its employees, and it was dropped in the end. Still send the original salary
Salaries aren’t being deducted now, but bonuses and benefits are
The economy is poor across the country, and it’s the same for those in the chemical industry! !
It is said that once you join CNPC, you are given an ERP number, and all your information is entered into it. They will be put on the blacklist. It’s not easy to work at CNPC these days; our salaries have been cut a lot. Many benefits have disappeared. But when it comes to leaders, that’s another matter
After making the payment, it will be checked in ERP; information on contract workers and labor dispatch must be entered into this system, otherwise the group will not approve the payment.
Anyway, that’s the case at Sinopec: for one system, only internal transfers can be applied for! Quitting isn’t an option!