Former WeWork staffer sues ousted CEO Adam Neumann for pregnancy discrimination:
Michael Kovac/Getty Images for WeWork: Adam Neumann, the former CEO of WeWork, is being sued by his former chief of staff for pregnancy discrimination, adding to the complaints against the ousted executive, who has faced criticism for his treatment of women at the company before, along with his lavish expenses and eccentric management style that led to the dramatic unraveling of the real estate startup.
The complaint is intended to become a class action lawsuit on behalf of other women who may have experienced similar issues at the company. Bardhi says that after she came back from maternity leave—twice for both of her children—her role was reduced and male employees were elevated over or replaced her.
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