John Shoals and Lindsey Miller laid off from PG&E

October 27, 2017

Mayor John Shoals

In what appears to be another round of layoffs, PG&E terminated Grover Beach Mayor John Shoals and Lindsey Miller from its support services department for San Luis Obispo County and Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. Both Miller and Shoals worked in the public relations department. [Cal Coast Times]

Earlier this year, PG&E chopped 450 positions in support services as part of a company restructuring. PG&E is not planning any other layoffs of PG&E employees working with Diablo Canyon, said Blair Jones, a PG&E spokesman.

“At PG&E, we continually evaluate our organizational structures and needs to best provide our customers with safe, affordable, reliable and clean energy,” Jones said. “I can confirm that those two positions were eliminated.”

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Julie

10/27/2017 9:14 pm

I wonder if PG&E gives giant severances like Shoals did out of the Sanitation District. $150,000 to John Clemons to release his racism claim against the district and $37,500 to Gerhard Hubner to take his incompetent self back to Ventura.

kayaknut

Reply to Julie

10/28/2017 5:46 pm

Not to worry, Mayor shoals will be getting his kickbacks from his special people that got their marijuana permits, my guess is those payments will be an ongoing thing, otherwise the Mayor might see their permits get pulled.

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CentralcoastRN

10/27/2017 8:46 pm

Well, maybe Mr. Shoals will feel what normal people living on the Central coast feel daily now. There aren’t many jobs paying nice PG & E wages here. Most jobs tell you that you are paid in beautiful SLO County sunshine. Maybe he can use that to pay the bills.

rukidding

Reply to CentralcoastRN

11/01/2017 7:14 am

It would be interesting if there were any severance packages given to those who are being laid off?

rukidding

10/27/2017 4:56 pm

I didn’t hear the PG&E sirens blowing. I thougth that maybe if the swamp was breached that they would warn us. Maybe it is really beginning to happen.

SLOnative

10/27/2017 4:14 pm

What do you expect? The “Mother’s for Peace” finally got their wish….but not after San Luis County extorted money from them for every possible pet project. I don’t think that annual calendar they mail to every household starts until page 101.

Jorge Estrada

10/27/2017 1:51 pm

I never find pleasure in someone loosing there job, meaningful employment is healthy for all. I remember asking a foreman in Costa Rica, “why are the workers were using machetes to cut the grass within the side walk, instead of using a string weed whacker”. He responded, “we need to provide meaningful work for the unemployed, efficiency would be bad for everyone.”