Uber has announced a reduction of approximately 3,300 jobs, representing 10% of its workforce. This decision aims to simplify the organisational structure and allow for greater investments in the company's future.
Uber announced on Wednesday a restructuring that will involve the elimination of around 3,300 jobs, which equates to 10% of its workforce. The information, shared by CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, highlights that this decision was not taken lightly, as it will have a significant impact on many employees.
In an internal statement, Khosrowshahi stated that the changes are due to the need to redefine the company's global strategy and simplify the organisational structures, which became complex as the company grew. "The changes we are making today are designed to make Uber simpler and faster," he affirmed.
The restructuring will allow Uber to reinvest the savings achieved into growth, innovation, and the development of an autonomous future. Additionally, the company has reduced by 20% the number of employees who are seven or more levels away from the CEO and has cut

