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Yes, exactly. Nothing should be off the table if this is nearly as wide-ranging as alleged, up to and including Travis Kalanick's termination for cause as CEO.
by genericpseudo 10y ago
Yes, exactly. Nothing should be off the table if this is nearly as wide-ranging as alleged, up to and including Travis Kalanick's termination for cause as CEO.
- gydfi 10y agoSure, whatever, because of one mid-level manager being a perv?
- onion2k 10y agoBecause Uber appears to have a culture of accepting that behaviour and lying to employees to deliberately perpetuate it.
- alexandercrohde 10y agoOne of the most fundamental purposes of HR is to hear employee complaints, particularly legal ones and to get them solved to both moral and legal satisfaction. It sounds like this HR department did everything exactly backward by focusing on hiding problems rather than addressing them, and they would have gotten away with it too if it weren't for those meddling bloggers.
- halbritt 10y agoAssuming the events happened as described, the fact that the manager was not immediately terminated makes the CEO directly culpable for illegal behavior. So, yeah.