Uber despedirá a 3.300 empleados en todo el mundo para simplificar su organización.

Uber is cutting 3,300 jobs worldwide — about 10% of its workforce — to streamline operations, according to El Correo Web. The company's CEO sent an internal message explaining that some organizational structures made sense only when Uber was smaller. The cuts mark a major shift as the ride-hailing giant pursues efficiency and profitability.
The CEO told employees that certain management layers no longer fit Uber's current size and maturity. Some teams were built to serve a much smaller company, La Provincia reported. The layoffs reflect a shift toward leaner operations and faster decision-making across the global business.
The 3,300 job cuts affect Uber's workforce in every region where it operates, according to Diario de Ibiza. This represents roughly one in every ten employees. The cuts span multiple departments and are tied directly to simplifying how the company operates.
Uber argues that cutting redundant structures will make the company faster and more focused, La Opinión de Málaga noted. By removing unnecessary layers, leadership hopes to eliminate bottlenecks in decision-making. The goal is to position Uber for sustained growth without the overhead of smaller-company bureaucracy.
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