And Biden is definitely all for it whitehouse.gov
Reason magazine does a pretty good job of summing up the same criticisms and concerns I have. Not having as many options to move about clubs at-will is in my biased opinion, definitely a bummer. And takes away a lot of incentive to even dance in the first place... reason.com —— So the way I see it, it’s not completely established yet until the senate makes a decision. But Biden may just push it through anyways so at this point the PRO Act will most likely pass. But strip clubs, being strip clubs, will probably be one or the first to have to follow these rules.. And it probably won’t be reversed once that happens.
What do you guys think will most likely happen? Californians themselves reversed a lot of AB5. So with that as a precedent, how much of a grip this can have? Currently I’m imagining that if implemented at the federal level, different states will enforce this differently. But as time goes on, weak enforcement could very well become stronger enforcement and this could effect things everywhere. I’m mostly looking at this bill from the perspective of strip clubs, but I’m interesting in hearing about different points of views of other industries that could also be affected.
This law was aimed at dragging Uber and Lyft and some other of those companies into the fold for the unions. When you get Uber or Lyft you get all their many thousands of drivers in one shot. Strip clubs with the exception of the Deja Vu and Rhino chains are individual businesses. They will have to go after them one by one. They will be much further down the list of places that get the knock on the door because they represent fewer individuals for the effort needed to run them down.
The feds want big. The unions want big.