An independent investigator will examine an allegation of workplace discrimination made against Frog Hollow Vermont Craft Gallery in Burlington, according to Beth Danon, a lawyer for the nonprofit that runs the store.

Frog Hollow is hiring Montpelier lawyer Denise Bailey to investigate claims of discrimination made by a former assistant manager of the gallery. The shop on the Church Street Marketplace exhibits and sells the work of Vermont artisans and craftspeople.

Misoo Bang, an artist from South Burlington, posted on social media this week allegations of “multiple incidents of discrimination” against her by a Frog Hollow supervisor. Bang, 41, also described those incidents to Seven Days, saying they occurred during the three years she worked there. She resigned in March.