Uber is cutting approximately ten percent of its global workforce, impacting about thirty-three hundred employees. This major restructuring aims to reduce management layers and simplify company operations. Resources will be reallocated towards core ride-hailing, delivery, and robotaxi businesses. The company is also tightening remote-work policies, requiring most staff to return to offices. These changes are intended to foster growth and innovation in key areas. Uber is cutting approximately ten percent of its global workforce, impacting about thirty-three hundred employees. This major restructuring aims to reduce management layers and simplify company operations. Resources will be reallocated towards core ride-hailing, delivery, and robotaxi businesses. The company is also tightening remote-work policies, requiring most staff to return to offices. These changes are intended to foster growth and innovation in key areas.
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