Diversity Equity And Inclusion In The Oil Industry Statistics

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Diversity Equity And Inclusion In The Oil Industry Statistics

By 2023, 65% of oil companies had unconscious bias training in place, but the bigger story is how far programs reach when 92% of employees are covered. From $2.4B awarded to minority suppliers and 78% of managers trained in inclusive leadership to women holding 27.1% of safety critical roles globally, these DEI statistics show where progress is measurable and where it still strains to scale.

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Key Statistics

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65% of oil companies implemented unconscious bias training, reaching 92% employee coverage in 2023

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47 oil majors launched supplier diversity programs, awarding $2.4B to minority firms in 2022

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82% of oil firms offered ERGs, with 45,000 members participating in 2023

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Mentorship programs paired 12,500 diverse talents in oil industry in 2022

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73% of companies tracked DEI metrics quarterly in oil sector 2023

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$150M invested in oil workforce DEI training globally in 2022

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56% of oil firms set gender targets for hiring, achieving 68% compliance in 2023

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Inclusive leadership training reached 78% of oil managers in 2022

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41 companies joined Oil & Gas Women’s Network, with 20,000 members in 2023

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72% oil firms expanded ERGs to 50+ chapters in 2023

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$200M in scholarships for diverse oil students 2022

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68% implemented pay transparency in oil hiring 2023

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15,200 mentored via global oil DEI platforms 2022

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79% tracked belonging surveys quarterly 2023

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52 oil firms partnered for minority apprenticeships 2022

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Inclusive recruitment tech adopted by 61% in 2023

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34% increase in DEI budget allocation 2019-2023

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45 companies certified EDGE for oil DEI 2022

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Pay equity audits conducted by 89% of top oil firms, closing 4.2% gap in 2023

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Women’s median pay in oil professional roles was 98.7% of men’s in 2022 US data

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Black employees’ promotion rate to leadership was 9.8% vs 12.1% average in 2023

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Gender pay gap in oil C-suite narrowed to 6.3% in global majors 2022

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Minority-owned suppliers received 15.4% of oil procurement spend in 2023

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Equity in bonus payouts: women received 97.2% parity in oil firms 2022

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Hispanic promotion rates improved 11.5% with DEI interventions in 2023

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Disability accommodation success rate was 94.6% in oil ops 2022

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Veteran hiring equity achieved 102% of targets in US oil 2023

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Overall DEI ROI showed 18.2% productivity gain in oil teams 2022

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Gender pay gap closed 5.1% post-audit in 2023

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Promotion equity for women: 11.2% rate match 2022

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17.8% procurement to diverse suppliers 2023

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Bonus equity for minorities: 96.4% parity 2022

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12.7% improvement in minority promotions 2023

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Accommodation ROI: 15.2% productivity gain 2022

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Veteran equity in advancement: 98.5% target met 2023

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DEI impact on innovation: 22.4% patent increase 2022

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Pay equity for disabled: 99.1% in majors 2023

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Overall equity index score rose 14.6% 2022-2023

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In 2023, female executives (VP level and above) in ExxonMobil oil operations were 21.5%

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Chevron reported 19.8% women in senior leadership across global oil assets in 2022

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At TotalEnergies, ethnic minorities held 14.7% of board positions in oil divisions in 2023

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Shell's upstream oil leadership had 22.3% female C-suite members in 2022

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Occidental Petroleum's executive team included 18.6% underrepresented minorities in 2023

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In Saudi Aramco, female managers in oil exploration rose to 11.2% in 2023

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ConocoPhillips had 23.4% women on its oil-focused leadership council in 2022

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Eni SpA reported 20.1% diverse leadership in African oil operations in 2023

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BP's oil trading leadership featured 16.8% LGBTQ+ executives in 2022

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In ADNOC's oil directorate, Emirati nationals were 78.5% of senior roles in 2023

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Suncor's oil sands leadership had 15.9% Indigenous representation in 2022

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Equinor's executive oil team included 25.7% women in 2023

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Hess Corporation's leadership in Guyana oil project was 17.2% minority-led in 2022

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Women C-level in ConocoPhillips oil was 24.1% in 2023

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Occidental's board had 22.7% women in oil governance 2022

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TotalEnergies Africa oil leadership: 18.9% local diverse execs 2023

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20.4% minority execs in Chevron's midstream oil 2022

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Enbridge oil pipelines leadership 16.2% Indigenous 2023

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23.8% women in Suncor exec oil roles 2022

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ADNOC leadership diversity: 19.5% women 2023

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Hess oil project leads: 21.3% diverse 2022

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BP North Sea oil execs 17.6% BAME 2023

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Women retention rate in oil engineering roles averaged 78.4% after 5 years in 2023

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Black employee turnover in US oil firms was 14.2% vs 11.8% overall in 2022

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Female retention in mid-career oilfield services was 82.1% in 2023

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Hispanic workers' 3-year retention in Gulf of Mexico ops was 85.6% in 2022

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LGBTQ+ retention in oil majors averaged 76.3% annually in 2023

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Indigenous retention rates in Canadian oil sands hit 88.7% post-recruitment in 2022

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Disability retention in UK North Sea oil was 79.4% after 2 years in 2023

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Veteran retention in Permian Basin oil jobs was 91.2% in first year 2022

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Overall DEI-driven retention improvement was 12.3% in oil firms 2019-2023

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Women promoted to manager in oil sector retention post-promotion: 84.5% in 2023

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Minority retention gap closed by 7.8% via mentorship in 2022 oil industry

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Female retention in leadership tracks in oil: 81.7% 2023

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Minority mid-level retention improved to 83.2% in 2022 oil firms

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87.4% retention for diverse hires post-DEI onboarding 2023

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LGBTQ+ retention boosted 9.1% by inclusion policies 2022

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90.3% first-year retention for women in tech oil roles 2023

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Indigenous employee 5-year retention: 82.6% Canada oil 2022

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Disability retention post-accommodation: 88.1% 2023

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Veteran 3-year retention: 89.7% US oil 2022

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Promotion retention for minorities: 79.8% 2023

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Overall retention gap narrowed 8.4% industry-wide 2022

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In 2023, women comprised 24.7% of the total workforce in the global oil and gas industry, up from 22.1% in 2020

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Across major oil companies, female representation in professional roles reached 28.4% in 2022

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In the US oil sector, Hispanic/Latino employees made up 18.2% of the workforce in 2023

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Black or African American workers accounted for 12.6% of oil industry employees in North America as of 2023

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Asian employees represented 7.3% in Canadian oil sands operations in 2022

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Indigenous workers comprised 4.1% of the Australian oil and gas workforce in 2023

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In the Middle East oil sector, expatriate female engineers were 15.8% of technical staff in 2022

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Veterans made up 9.2% of the US upstream oil workforce in 2023

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Persons with disabilities represented 3.7% in European oil refineries in 2022

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LGBTQ+ identified employees were 4.5% in BP's global oil operations in 2023

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Women in entry-level field roles in Permian Basin oil ops were 19.3% in 2023

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In Norway's oil sector, female rig workers reached 12.8% in 2022

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Nigerian nationals in Shell's local oil workforce were 92.4% in 2023

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In Brazil's pre-salt oil fields, female geoscientists were 26.1% in 2022

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UK oil and gas had 6.2% BAME employees in offshore roles in 2023

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In 2023, women held 27.1% of safety-critical oil roles globally

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Middle Eastern oil firms reported 8.9% female engineers in 2022

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Australian LNG projects had 22.4% diverse hires in 2023

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In 2022, Equinor's oil workforce was 24.6% female

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Petrobras local content workforce diversity reached 28.7% minorities 2023

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In 2023, 13.4% of Schlumberger oil tech roles were held by underrepresented groups

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Halliburton's global oil staff included 21.9% women in 2022

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25.3% female participation in Saudi Aramco internships 2023

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In 2022, 10.7% of Norwegian offshore oil workers were ethnic minorities

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At a time when the oil industry still looks like it runs on tradition, 65% of oil companies rolled out unconscious bias training and reached 92% employee coverage by 2023, a gap most people assume would take much longer to close. The same dataset shows supplier diversity and pay practices moving in parallel, including $2.4B awarded to minority firms in 2022 and 68% pay transparency compliance in 2023. The tension is that the progress is real and measurable, yet it raises a tougher question about who is still being left out and what it takes to get from policy to lived experience.

Key Takeaways

  • 65% of oil companies implemented unconscious bias training, reaching 92% employee coverage in 2023
  • 47 oil majors launched supplier diversity programs, awarding $2.4B to minority firms in 2022
  • 82% of oil firms offered ERGs, with 45,000 members participating in 2023
  • Pay equity audits conducted by 89% of top oil firms, closing 4.2% gap in 2023
  • Women’s median pay in oil professional roles was 98.7% of men’s in 2022 US data
  • Black employees’ promotion rate to leadership was 9.8% vs 12.1% average in 2023
  • In 2023, female executives (VP level and above) in ExxonMobil oil operations were 21.5%
  • Chevron reported 19.8% women in senior leadership across global oil assets in 2022
  • At TotalEnergies, ethnic minorities held 14.7% of board positions in oil divisions in 2023
  • Women retention rate in oil engineering roles averaged 78.4% after 5 years in 2023
  • Black employee turnover in US oil firms was 14.2% vs 11.8% overall in 2022
  • Female retention in mid-career oilfield services was 82.1% in 2023
  • In 2023, women comprised 24.7% of the total workforce in the global oil and gas industry, up from 22.1% in 2020
  • Across major oil companies, female representation in professional roles reached 28.4% in 2022
  • In the US oil sector, Hispanic/Latino employees made up 18.2% of the workforce in 2023

Oil DEI advanced in 2023 with broad training, ERG growth, pay transparency, and measurable retention gains.

DEI Programs

165% of oil companies implemented unconscious bias training, reaching 92% employee coverage in 2023
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247 oil majors launched supplier diversity programs, awarding $2.4B to minority firms in 2022
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382% of oil firms offered ERGs, with 45,000 members participating in 2023
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4Mentorship programs paired 12,500 diverse talents in oil industry in 2022
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573% of companies tracked DEI metrics quarterly in oil sector 2023
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6$150M invested in oil workforce DEI training globally in 2022
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756% of oil firms set gender targets for hiring, achieving 68% compliance in 2023
Directional
8Inclusive leadership training reached 78% of oil managers in 2022
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941 companies joined Oil & Gas Women’s Network, with 20,000 members in 2023
Directional
1072% oil firms expanded ERGs to 50+ chapters in 2023
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11$200M in scholarships for diverse oil students 2022
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1268% implemented pay transparency in oil hiring 2023
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1315,200 mentored via global oil DEI platforms 2022
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1479% tracked belonging surveys quarterly 2023
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1552 oil firms partnered for minority apprenticeships 2022
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16Inclusive recruitment tech adopted by 61% in 2023
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1734% increase in DEI budget allocation 2019-2023
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1845 companies certified EDGE for oil DEI 2022
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DEI Programs Interpretation

The oil industry's DEI journey shows that while they're finally drilling into the data with impressive reach and investment, the real test will be seeing if these numbers can truly refine a culture that's been crude for far too long.

Equity Outcomes

1Pay equity audits conducted by 89% of top oil firms, closing 4.2% gap in 2023
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2Women’s median pay in oil professional roles was 98.7% of men’s in 2022 US data
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3Black employees’ promotion rate to leadership was 9.8% vs 12.1% average in 2023
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4Gender pay gap in oil C-suite narrowed to 6.3% in global majors 2022
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5Minority-owned suppliers received 15.4% of oil procurement spend in 2023
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6Equity in bonus payouts: women received 97.2% parity in oil firms 2022
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7Hispanic promotion rates improved 11.5% with DEI interventions in 2023
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8Disability accommodation success rate was 94.6% in oil ops 2022
Single source
9Veteran hiring equity achieved 102% of targets in US oil 2023
Single source
10Overall DEI ROI showed 18.2% productivity gain in oil teams 2022
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11Gender pay gap closed 5.1% post-audit in 2023
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12Promotion equity for women: 11.2% rate match 2022
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1317.8% procurement to diverse suppliers 2023
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14Bonus equity for minorities: 96.4% parity 2022
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1512.7% improvement in minority promotions 2023
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16Accommodation ROI: 15.2% productivity gain 2022
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17Veteran equity in advancement: 98.5% target met 2023
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18DEI impact on innovation: 22.4% patent increase 2022
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19Pay equity for disabled: 99.1% in majors 2023
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20Overall equity index score rose 14.6% 2022-2023
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Equity Outcomes Interpretation

The oil industry's DEI report card reads like a refinery turnaround: there's measurable progress being made on the ground, but the leadership pipeline still has a few stubborn leaks to patch before the system truly flows for everyone.

Leadership Positions

1In 2023, female executives (VP level and above) in ExxonMobil oil operations were 21.5%
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2Chevron reported 19.8% women in senior leadership across global oil assets in 2022
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3At TotalEnergies, ethnic minorities held 14.7% of board positions in oil divisions in 2023
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4Shell's upstream oil leadership had 22.3% female C-suite members in 2022
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5Occidental Petroleum's executive team included 18.6% underrepresented minorities in 2023
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6In Saudi Aramco, female managers in oil exploration rose to 11.2% in 2023
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7ConocoPhillips had 23.4% women on its oil-focused leadership council in 2022
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8Eni SpA reported 20.1% diverse leadership in African oil operations in 2023
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9BP's oil trading leadership featured 16.8% LGBTQ+ executives in 2022
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10In ADNOC's oil directorate, Emirati nationals were 78.5% of senior roles in 2023
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11Suncor's oil sands leadership had 15.9% Indigenous representation in 2022
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12Equinor's executive oil team included 25.7% women in 2023
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13Hess Corporation's leadership in Guyana oil project was 17.2% minority-led in 2022
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14Women C-level in ConocoPhillips oil was 24.1% in 2023
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15Occidental's board had 22.7% women in oil governance 2022
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16TotalEnergies Africa oil leadership: 18.9% local diverse execs 2023
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1720.4% minority execs in Chevron's midstream oil 2022
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18Enbridge oil pipelines leadership 16.2% Indigenous 2023
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1923.8% women in Suncor exec oil roles 2022
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20ADNOC leadership diversity: 19.5% women 2023
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21Hess oil project leads: 21.3% diverse 2022
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22BP North Sea oil execs 17.6% BAME 2023
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Leadership Positions Interpretation

The oil industry's DEI metrics paint a stark, fractional picture: while a few companies edge above a quarter, the vast majority hover stubbornly between one-tenth and one-quarter representation, proving that the pipeline to leadership is still more of a slow, calibrated drip than a flowing stream.

Retention Rates

1Women retention rate in oil engineering roles averaged 78.4% after 5 years in 2023
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2Black employee turnover in US oil firms was 14.2% vs 11.8% overall in 2022
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3Female retention in mid-career oilfield services was 82.1% in 2023
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4Hispanic workers' 3-year retention in Gulf of Mexico ops was 85.6% in 2022
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5LGBTQ+ retention in oil majors averaged 76.3% annually in 2023
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6Indigenous retention rates in Canadian oil sands hit 88.7% post-recruitment in 2022
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7Disability retention in UK North Sea oil was 79.4% after 2 years in 2023
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8Veteran retention in Permian Basin oil jobs was 91.2% in first year 2022
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9Overall DEI-driven retention improvement was 12.3% in oil firms 2019-2023
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10Women promoted to manager in oil sector retention post-promotion: 84.5% in 2023
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11Minority retention gap closed by 7.8% via mentorship in 2022 oil industry
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12Female retention in leadership tracks in oil: 81.7% 2023
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13Minority mid-level retention improved to 83.2% in 2022 oil firms
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1487.4% retention for diverse hires post-DEI onboarding 2023
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15LGBTQ+ retention boosted 9.1% by inclusion policies 2022
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1690.3% first-year retention for women in tech oil roles 2023
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17Indigenous employee 5-year retention: 82.6% Canada oil 2022
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18Disability retention post-accommodation: 88.1% 2023
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19Veteran 3-year retention: 89.7% US oil 2022
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20Promotion retention for minorities: 79.8% 2023
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21Overall retention gap narrowed 8.4% industry-wide 2022
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Retention Rates Interpretation

The oil industry's DEI data reveals a simple truth: when they invest in people through meaningful support, they stop treating human talent as a disposable resource and start actually retaining it.

Workforce Representation

1In 2023, women comprised 24.7% of the total workforce in the global oil and gas industry, up from 22.1% in 2020
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2Across major oil companies, female representation in professional roles reached 28.4% in 2022
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3In the US oil sector, Hispanic/Latino employees made up 18.2% of the workforce in 2023
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4Black or African American workers accounted for 12.6% of oil industry employees in North America as of 2023
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5Asian employees represented 7.3% in Canadian oil sands operations in 2022
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6Indigenous workers comprised 4.1% of the Australian oil and gas workforce in 2023
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7In the Middle East oil sector, expatriate female engineers were 15.8% of technical staff in 2022
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8Veterans made up 9.2% of the US upstream oil workforce in 2023
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9Persons with disabilities represented 3.7% in European oil refineries in 2022
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10LGBTQ+ identified employees were 4.5% in BP's global oil operations in 2023
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11Women in entry-level field roles in Permian Basin oil ops were 19.3% in 2023
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12In Norway's oil sector, female rig workers reached 12.8% in 2022
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13Nigerian nationals in Shell's local oil workforce were 92.4% in 2023
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14In Brazil's pre-salt oil fields, female geoscientists were 26.1% in 2022
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15UK oil and gas had 6.2% BAME employees in offshore roles in 2023
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16In 2023, women held 27.1% of safety-critical oil roles globally
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17Middle Eastern oil firms reported 8.9% female engineers in 2022
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18Australian LNG projects had 22.4% diverse hires in 2023
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19In 2022, Equinor's oil workforce was 24.6% female
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20Petrobras local content workforce diversity reached 28.7% minorities 2023
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21In 2023, 13.4% of Schlumberger oil tech roles were held by underrepresented groups
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22Halliburton's global oil staff included 21.9% women in 2022
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2325.3% female participation in Saudi Aramco internships 2023
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24In 2022, 10.7% of Norwegian offshore oil workers were ethnic minorities
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Workforce Representation Interpretation

The oil industry's diversity journey resembles a slowly turning valve: the incremental gains, from women's growing presence to persistently low minority representation in technical roles, show movement is possible, yet the starkly uneven distribution of progress across roles and regions proves the sector is still more of a patchwork quilt of potential than a well-woven tapestry of inclusion.

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    Reference 40
    HALLIBURTON
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    Reference 41
    ENBRIDGE
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    Reference 42
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    NMSDC
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