Uber cancels all WFH approvals, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi tells employees: “Good is not going to be …”
[ad_1] Uber has announced that all employees, including those previously granted work-from-home permissions, must return to office work. CEO Dara Khosrowshahi emphasized that simply meeting expectations will no longer suffice as the company pushes for higher performance standards.The rideshare and delivery giant's decision, first reported by CNBC, affects thousands of employees worldwide who had been operating under approved remote work arrangements. Industry analysts view this move as part of a broader trend of tech companies reversing pandemic-era flexibility.The mandate comes amid increasing pressure on tech companies to boost productivity and efficiency in a challenging economic environment. Uber joins other major tech firms like Amazon, Google, and Meta that have similarly tightened their remote work policies in recent months.PollDo you support companies ending permanent work-from-home policies?Employees with previously approved work-from-home arrangements must now request new accommodations or prepare to return to […]