Uber’s sexual harassment problem will be the subject of an upcoming film

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Uber’s sexual harassment problem will be the subject of an upcoming film

Susan Fowler, a 2017 sexual harassment victim of an Uber driver will be the inspiration for a potential film adaptation Variety reports. This film focuses on specific sexual harassment cases and incidents that have occurred in the recent past. This whole thing sprung about when Fowler posted a blog about her incident. She claimed that after she reported her manager for sending her sexually explicit chats at work, Uber’s human resource department took little action against the event and her request to transfer teams within the company was denied. The fact that this situation was big enough to be inspired to script a movie about it is one frightening scenario Uber has to face. Uber will have even more backlash than they do now once that movie is officially released and could turn long time and potential customers away for good.
https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/23/16526400/uber-sexual-harassment-movie-susan-fowler-blog-post

Uber weekly social media update:
Surprisingly, there are not as many negative posts about Uber this week on social media. Because this news about Uber’s sexual harassment case is so new, people probably haven’t read about it yet. Uber needs to focus on their customer’s safety if they are going to want to improve their company. Usually when people talk about Uber, it is in a negative way and this is a horrible thing that the company has to face. Negative word of mouth feedback can kill a company, and in Uber’s case, this is exactly what is happening. If the negative social media talk keeps up, Uber will not last, plain and simple.

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