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Four female former employees of a Vancouver chiropractic clinic are suing their former employer and an Arizona-based chiropractic consultant for alleged sexual harassment and sex discrimination. They accuse the clinic’s owner of commenting on their weight, whipping them with a riding crop and dismissing inappropriate patient behavior toward employees.
“This is the definition of a hostile work environment based on sex,” Vancouver attorney Colin McHugh said in a Thursday news release.
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