Uber’s new CEO has reached out to employees via email in order to address yesterday’s decision by the Transport for London. He said Uber should engage in self-reflection to correct its problems.<\/b>
\nIt was announced yesterday, by Transport for London, that Uber would lose its operators license in the UK\u2019s capital from October, stating that the firm is not fit and proper to hold a private hire operator license. Responding to this, the new Uber CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, has emailed employees saying there is a high cost to having a bad reputation.
In the email, the Uber CEO wrote:
Khosrowshahi reiterated that the company will \u201cvigorously\u201d appeal the Transport for London\u2019s decision to revoke the company\u2019s license but that it should also build trust through its actions and behavior in order to become more acceptable, given is awful track record so far.
Following the decision, the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, tweeted out to followers that an innovative service like Uber can\u2019t be run at the expense of the safety of Londoners.
The timing of the ban couldn\u2019t have been worse for Uber. A day before the announcement, one of Uber\u2019s biggest rivals in the UK, Gett, announced a partnership with Citymapper to bring Black Bus 1 to the streets of the capital.
Source: International Business Times<\/p>\n

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