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Uber is seeking a visionary, highly strategic Director of Global Labor Relations to architect, build, and execute our first-ever unified global labor and works council strategy. We are shifting from a decentralized, country-by-country reactive model to a centralized, proactive global governance framework.
In this role, you will lead a dedicated team of regional labor experts based across EMEA and LatAm, transforming local operations into a cohesive global program. You will take an enterprise-wide view, stepping back to establish data-informed benchmarks, repeatable processes, and scalable frameworks that enable Uber to execute organizational change with speed and consistency.
As a key partner to Employment Legal and senior People leadership, you will navigate complex risk environments with a commercial mindset. You will balance local regulatory compliance with Uber's evolving risk appetite, helping the business make firm, swift, and highly strategic labor decisions.
What you’ll do
Global Strategy & Governance: Architect a unified, proactive global labor relations posture to enhance the current ad-hoc model.
Labor & Works Council Management: Oversee complex negotiations and build proactive engagement mechanisms with unions and works councils to accelerate organizational change.
Strategic Risk & Legal Partnership: Partner with Employment Legal to assess systemic labor risks, optimize outside counsel spend, and balance compliance with business velocity.
Leadership & Cross-Functional Advisory: Provide predictive labor analytics and strategic counsel to leaders across our partner teams (e.g. People, Legal, Business) all while staying
ahead of evolving global labor dynamics.
Team Leadership: Oversee and develop the international team of regional labor specialists across EMEA and LatAm.
Basic Qualifications
8–10+ years of progressive leadership experience in labor relations, industrial relations, or employmen
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