Shocking Findings from WEF's Internal Investigation

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has uncovered a series of workplace misconducts by its founder and former Chair, Klaus Schwab, over the past decade. According to the Wall Street Journal, the investigation revealed unauthorized spending by Schwab and his wife, alongside allegations of bullying and inappropriate treatment of female staffers.

Details of the Misconduct

The probe highlighted "suggestive" and "potentially inappropriate" comments made by Schwab to a female employee. Additionally, $1.1 million in travel expenses for Schwab and his wife, Hilde Schwab, were flagged as "questionable." Despite these findings, Schwab has denied all accusations in a written statement.

The Investigation's Origins

Initiated in April following a whistleblower letter, the investigation was announced just a day after Schwab stepped down from his position as WEF chair. This timing has raised questions about the circumstances surrounding his departure.