Uber Says Changes Are Coming, Appoints Independent Board Member
- Uber declined to say whether CEO would take leave of absence
- Results of six-hour board meeting to be outlined Tuesday
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An Uber Technologies Inc. board representative said directors approved all recommendations from an investigation into workplace sexual harassment, without providing clarity on the fates of Chief Executive Officer Travis Kalanick and his head of business.
The ride-hailing company plans to begin implementing the changes, which have yet to be publicized, early this week and will outline them to employees at a meeting Tuesday. Uber is also planning to appoint Wan Ling Martello, an executive vice president at Nestle SA, to the board, people familiar with the matter said. The company declined to comment further.