<ul><li>Uber is updating its workplace policies, requiring employees to work from the office at least three times a week starting in June.</li><li>The company is also adjusting its sabbatical policy, extending the eligibility for a paid month-long sabbatical to employees with eight years of service instead of five.</li><li>During an all-hands meeting, employees expressed frustration over the sudden policy changes, particularly around returning to the office and revised sabbatical requirements.</li><li>Uber's leadership defended the changes, highlighting the importance of in-person collaboration and business alignment, while emphasizing that these updates are not cost-cutting measures.</li></ul>

Uber tightens office rules and benefits amid employee pushback

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