Uber is strongly recommending that employees in the US and many international offices work remotely through April 6 to limit spread of coronavirus
Uber's remote work policy places it in line with other major companies including
Employees in other locations and in job functions that can be done remotely may continue to WFH if they choose.Our decision is based on the increasing community spread of COVID-19 cases in this group of countries. After that, we strongly recommend not coming into the office. Offices will still be accessible, but there will be reduced services in most of them . We will work with the People team to support our facilities staff during this period of reduced work.
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