Dara Khosrowshahi, CEO of Uber, Human Resources memo Liane Hornsey resigns

Dara Khosrowshahi, CEO of Uber, has had only praise for Liana Hornsey, a human resources executive who resigned from her post on Tuesday, despite rumors that not everyone was up to date. was not happy with his work.

Hornsey's departure, reported for the first time by Reuters, comes just a year and a half after his arrival as vice-president and chief executive officer of the transportation service.

Hornsey resigned Tuesday as a result of an investigation into how she complains about racial discrimination of colored employees in Uber, according to Reuters.

In a note to the staff, obtained by Business Insider, Khosrowshahi lists projects conducted by Hornsey since she joined the team, and describes it in laudatory terms: "Incredibly Talented, Creative and Hardworking" .

Read the full text of Khosrowshahi's email to the staff here:

"Team –

I write to let you know that earlier today, Liane mr says she was leaving the company.

Liane joined Uber In January 2017, she led our People & Places teams through a period of tremendous positive change. She did a lot of things during its stint at Uber: publication of our very first report on diversity, opening of equal pay for all employees, hiring our new head of diversity and inclusion, reorganizing our recruitment processes and hiring to reduce stigma and greatly expand our resource groups for employees … Liane is incredibly talented, creative and She has been a valued member of my management team and I only wish her the best. "