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When it comes to wage-and-hour laws, strippers are no different from pizza delivery drivers or waitresses. That's what plaintiffs' attorney E. Michelle Drake claims in a wage-and-hour class action recently filed against a strip club in suburban Minneapolis. The suit claims that the strip club is violating state and federal wage-and-hour laws by intentionally misclassifying entertainers as independent contractors and requiring a fee — between $20 and $100 a night — to "pay for the pole."
June 08, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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