Kalanick went on to say that Uber will remain in touch with Franken as the company explores potential ways to mitigate discrimination.
In the 32-page report dropped today, authored by Murphy, the company announced a sweeping set of changes designed to mitigate discrimination.
Insight into the psychodynamics of genetic discrimination would be important in the development of appropriate intervention strategies to mitigate discrimination.
There are several remedies and countermeasures that must be taken to mitigate religious discrimination.
Though the country has taken steps to mitigate gender-based discrimination in recent years it passed an Equality, Equity, and Eradication of Discrimination against Women law in 2011 gender nonconforming individuals are technically not protected under the law, because the state doesn't consider transgender women to be women.
Initially, advocates of the right to choose an abortion were apparently motivated by a belief that it would mitigate against sexual discrimination and yet here we are, championing reproductive licence at all costs, even when it attacks the very people it was meant to emancipate.
For example, actions could be taken to improve work safety and to mitigate stigma and discrimination in hospitals.
Mitigating fear and discrimination directed toward persons infected with, and affected by, infectious disease can be important in controlling transmission.
Affirmative action, which began in the United States in 1965, is a policy designed to mitigate historic and present discrimination and institutional racism and sexism.
That screeners are paying attention to resume characteristics suggests a rather simple solution to mitigate some of the discrimination against minority candidates participating in the Internet job board labor market.
Although de jure discrimination was mitigated with the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, we now experience de facto discrimination in the form of things such as stop and frisk polices, civil asset forfeiture, racial profiling, mass incarceration, and voter disenfranchisement.
