
Uber trims 3,300 jobs in global shake-up, moves to hub-based hybrid model
California-based Uber announced a restructuring that cuts about 3,300 jobs (roughly 10% of its global workforce of ~36,600), with roughly 14,600 U.S. roles affected. The company is scaling back remote work so only about 1% will remain fully remote, concentrating staff in major hubs like San Francisco and New York. Drivers and couriers are not part of the layoffs. The move could impact Gen Z workers, and Uber’s stock rose about 2.4% after the news.













