Cleaning up Minneapolis strip clubs, literally
grand1511
Euphoria
One Minneapolis city council member is working to provide healthier and safer work conditions for strip club dancers. I hope this doesn't lead to the California effect with the recent changes happening there. Mileage here is low enough the way it is now. Chief among the proposed changes is regulating the "tip outs" dancers need to share with other staff.
http://www.startribune.com/new-ordinance…
http://www.startribune.com/new-ordinance…
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The final step will be a licensing regime, hundreds of hours of government designed training courses, age discrimination rules, sensitivity training, trans gender protection for hiring. Then, they will be shocked as clubs close. Shocked, I tell you.
Also, what are they going to do about tip outs? It’s an easy work around by simply upping the house fee and making it mandantory to pay it all up front.
And what’s with the tone of “Gordon learned most of the dancers are independent contractors” right after talking about tipping out? It’s almost like they are trying to blame the employee model for the practice.
But from what I’ve heard second hand, Ricks (who takes on dancers as Employees) does take more of the portion of dancer earnings than Seville (a typical IC club). Possibly DTC as well but not sure.