The lawsuit was filed in April by Destiny Bailey. She claimed that the club -- located off GA -- violated the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act when it failed to pay a minimum wage or overtime to the strippers. The lawsuit was then dismissed. Here is what each woman received in the settlement:. Management allegedly classified the five strippers as independent contractors instead of employees, according to the lawsuit.
This allowed management to avoid paying them. While she asked to remain anonymous, she said she worked at the club briefly beginning in May She says waitresses and strippers were not given an hourly wage -- their only income came through tips.
They also had to pay the bartender and DJ a percentage of their tip-earnings. She said her experience at Strippers was odd from the beginning, when she was asked to get fully-nude during her interview despite only applying for a waitress position. She added that she didn't know the women who filed the lawsuit, but was happy to hear of their settlement earnings. It was just a lot of chaos.
It was like we were always being watched or ridiculed. Wed, 05 Feb GMT Story Infinite Scroll - News3 v1. Hurricane Center. Weather Cameras. Game Center. Now Wed Thu The women will be payed in monthly payments over the next four years, according to documents. Stay Connected. Like Us. Follow Us.
