Uber has made controversial changes to its hybrid work policy, increasing office attendance from two days a week to three and extending sabbatical eligibility from five to eight years. During a heated all-hands meeting, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi candidly addressed employee frustrations, acknowledging that the new policies might not be well-received and stated, 'it is what it is.' Concerns about workspace availability and workplace dynamics were voiced, leading to a memo from the Chief People Officer about unprofessional behavior among employees.
Uber's CEO Dara Khosrowshahi acknowledged employee concerns during a tense all-hands meeting, stating 'it is what it is' in response to unpopular office policies.
Khosrowshahi emphasized, 'I'm sorry about that. We recognize some of these changes are going to be unpopular with folks. This is a risk we decided to take.'
Uber's hybrid work policy will now require employees to return to the office three days a week, despite pushback and challenges regarding workspace availability.
Uber's Chief People Officer noted some employee questions crossed into unprofessional territory, indicating tensions around recent sabbatical and return-to-office changes.
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