Grubhub Cuts 400 Corporate Jobs Amid Declining Orders

Grubhub is cutting 400 corporate positions or about 15 percent of its workforce as the company contends with declining orders and rising costs.

“We need to make some tough decisions in order to maintain our competitiveness, deliver the best possible service for diners and our other partners, and be successful for the long-term,” CEO Howard Migdal said in a statement.

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