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German Teacher Charged with €250,000 Fraud at Wesel College

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A 62-year-old teacher in Wesel has been charged with defrauding her vocational business college of nearly €250,000. The teacher, who stopped attending work in 2009 due to chronic illness, remained on full salary for almost 20 years while allegedly pursuing a second career. The fraud was discovered during an internal audit in 2024 after a change of management. The state later ordered the teacher to undergo a medical examination, which she refused.

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The case involves a significant financial loss to the vocational college, which paid 100 per cent of the teacher's salary despite her not returning to work. The discovery of the oversight highlights issues regarding long-term sick leave management and internal financial controls within educational institutions.

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  • WeselLocation where the vocational business college is situated

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