It said the official responsible for circulating the memo, said to have been in his 20s, had been moved to other duties and told "orally and in writing that this was a serious error of judgment".
Asked during Monday's press conference why he didn't report the alleged discrimination to human resources prior to circulating the memo, Damore blamed the company's culture.
A representative of the Democratic committee said that officials there had made only a handful of requests for donations, but had circulated the legal memo more widely to supporters who asked for clarification on the ruling.
Poignantly, given her departure, Abramson circulated the report with a memo to the newsroom saying that "the masthead needs to make further structural changes in the newsroom to achieve a digital first reality".
The push for this legislation is being led by Roger Severino, the head of the HHS Civil Rights Office under the Trump administration, who circulated a memo on the subject around his department.
Two days later, the Japanese bombed Darwin, Northern Territory; Hely circulated a memo early the next month to all commands on the lessons learnt from the raid.
So bad has the problem become that the company's editorial development director, Toby Granville, has circulated a memo across the group's 215 titles warning editors to beware.
Obama's campaign circulated a memo highlighting the president's strength during the early voting period in Ohio, where Romney has largely staked his hopes of winning the White House.
Yesterday, its shares fell 3.5 per cent by lunchtime in New York, and in an attempt to quell the furore, Mr Blankfein and his deputy, Gary Cohn, circulated a memo to the bank's employees emphasising its "commitment to [clients'] long-term interests".
After her initial visit to Texas, she circulated a memo at the defense fund, recommending its involvement in the case.
