Eric Holder's investigation into Uber's corporate culture starts with an action item that has been staring the $50 billion startup in the face for months: "Review and Reallocate the Responsibilities of Travis Kalanick."That's the first of 47 recommendations the former US attorney general made Tuesday for how to clean up a toxic workplace culture at the ride-hailing behemoth. In response, Uber CEO Kalanick announced he'll be taking an indefinite "leave of absence," and all decision-making at the company distributed to his management team.The recommendations come after a seeming litany of dark accusations of sexual misconduct, discrimination, and boorish workplace behavior. But even so, Kalanick cast his coming time outside the company on clichéd Silicon Valley terms: "to work on Travis 2.0 to become the leader that this company needs and that you deserve," he wrote an email to Uber staff.Continue reading on VICE News.