Research intimidation Uber ready in April

san francisco - The investigation of sexual harassment and misconduct within Uber is ready late next month. That board Arianna Huffington, who is involved in the investigation said Tuesday. It is, she intended that all findings be made public.

The investigation began after a former employee, programmer Susan Fowler, had complained about sexual mores in Uber. On her first day her boss made it clear he wanted sex. She complained, but Uber did nothing. According to human resources was an innocent mistake from a high-performing colleagues, of whom never came earlier complaints, says Fowler. Later she learned that other women had been told the same. Uber would have been the perpetrators, important men, would leave the company afraid. Uber will now take action against such 'brilliant acorns,' 'says Huffington.

Uber stumbles in recent months from one to another riot. The taxiapp would have tried to break up a protest by other drivers, chief executive Travis Kala Nick read one of his drivers to openly use the class and Uber revealed secret technology to deceive inspectors. The second man Uber has stepped down last weekend. The number Uber users plummeted.

Uber is therefore trying to limit the damage. The company promises improvement. Before the end of the month will present the business figures of his own diversity and measures to improve it.