The Clinton campaign reports that they will not be returning $170,000 in campaign contributions from International Profit Associates, a management consulting firm which  the Equal Opportunity Commission charges subjected its 103 female employees to a brazen pattern of sexual harassment, sexual assault and degrading anti-female language and obscene suggestions. 
"This is by far, hands down, the worst case I've ever experienced," said Diane Smason, one of the EEOC lawyers handling the lawsuit. "Every woman there experienced sex harassment, they were part of a hostile work environment of sex harassment. And this occurred from the top down."

According to the report by NBC News, the Clinton campaign Howard Wolfson, Clinton's communications director, dismissed the notion that keeping IPA money reflected a lack of concern about sexual harassment. "Sen. Clinton is proud of her long record of championing women's causes," he said. "When the EEOC rules on the allegations involving Burgess, we will consider that outcome in assessing if there is any reason to return his contribution." 
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