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Uber despedirá a 3.300 trabajadores, el 10% de su plantilla

Los ahorros generados por la reducción de plantilla se reinvertirán en crecimiento, innovación y en el desarrollo de un "futuro autónomo". Leer

Uber despedirá a 3.300 trabajadores, el 10% de su plantilla

Uber announced on Wednesday that it is reducing its workforce by approximately 10%, which equates to around 3,300 jobs. The company explained in an internal memo from CEO Dara Khosrowshahi to employees that this decision was not taken lightly and will have a real impact on the workers who have dedicated their efforts to Uber. They emphasized that these changes pertain to the organization and priorities, not the contributions of any individual, which they always value.

Uber states that this decision is part of a series of significant organizational changes aimed at eliminating administrative layers, simplifying team structures, and redefining the company's global location strategy. Khosrowshahi noted that the structures that made sense for smaller businesses no longer serve the current scale of the multinational corporation.

The changes being implemented today are designed to make Uber simpler and faster, and to create more capacity for investment in the company's future. The savings generated from this restructuring will be reinvested in growth, innovation, and the development of autonomous capabilities. Specifically, Uber has decreased the number of employees at seven or more levels from the CEO by 20% and reduced director-level microteams by nearly 50%.

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