Uber to Cut Global Workforce by Approximately 10% in Wide Restructuring

Uber announced a major reduction in its global workforce, marking the largest cut since the coronavirus pandemic, as part of a restructuring aimed at simplifying the company’s structure and accelerating decision-making.

In an internal memo to employees, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi stated that Uber is implementing wide-ranging organizational changes across various business segments, which will result in a workforce reduction of approximately 10%.

According to the Associated Press, Khosrowshahi clarified that these cuts are a direct outcome of the restructuring process. Reports indicate that the decision affects around 3,300 employees out of the company’s global workforce, with a focus on reducing administrative complexity and trimming certain management levels.

Through these measures, Uber aims to build a simpler and more efficient operational structure, redirecting resources toward areas of growth and innovation.