Uber founder Travis Kalanick says the company will investigate the allegations.
Uber`s chief executive promised an "urgent" investigation Sunday into allegations of repeated sexual harassment published by a former engineer on her website.
Will Oliver / EPAIn a statement, Chief Executive Travis Kalanick said that what the ex-employee, Susan Fowler, described in the post was "abhorrent and against everything Uber stands for and believes in.
"I immediately took screenshots of these chat messages and reported him to HR," meaning the human resources department, Fowler wrote, adding that she expected the incident to be handled appropriately.
Related: Uber Whistleblower Says Employees Used Company Systems to Stalk Exes and CelebsShe later met with other women at the company who reported similar incidents, including with the same manager, Fowler wrote.
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