Hayward has just been fired. They finally fired him. He was clearly not good enough. When he was asked to come to congress, and was asked questions about the rig all we got was "I was not informed" or "I was not a part of that". First if he was a part of allowing the rig to explode he should be fired automatically. If he didn't know what was going on and was telling the truth then what in the world was he doing. If he does not know what is happening in all the rigs BP owns in the country then there is not just a big problem in BP , and he should be fired for not knowing was is going on in his own business. The new leader of BP is Robert Dudley. Now I hope for everyone that he does better than Mr. Hayward.
Like Hayward, Dudley is a long-time BP employee with more than 30 years
in the oil business. A chemical engineer by training, Dudley was put in
charge of the day-to-day leadership of the Gulf Coast clean-up
operation in June.
The company also plans to nominate him as a non-executive director of
Russian oil and gas venture TNK-BP. Executives at TNK-BP said they did
not know whether Hayward would replace an existing director, nor did
they provide any details about what Hayward's day-to-day involvement in
the business would be.
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