NY Overtime Lawyer Files Class Action Complaint Against Adult Club, Scandals

NEW YORK - Oct. 2, 2014 - PRLog -- "The biggest scandal at this LIC jiggle joint is the clubs' failure to pay its exotic dancers minimum wages in accordance with state and federal law," says Attorney Michael Redenburg.

Allegations Within the Class & Collective Action Complaint

Within the Complaint filed in federal court on October 2, 2014, the lead Plaintiff seeks to represent a class of exotic dancers at popular LIC strip club, Scandals. The Complaint also alleges that Scandals seeks to minimize its labor costs by misclassifying its dancers as independent contractors and failing to properly compensate the dancers for the hours they work. According to the named Plaintiff, the club required the dancers to pay a fee/fine if they did not work certain holidays; purchase uniforms from a House Mom employed by Scandals and pay house fees - among other things.

Further, the strip club prohibited its dancers from wearing certain types of clothing during certain shifts; using glitter or carrying drinks while walking through the club. Allegations also include that the club required the dancers to pay fees to the House Mom and the featured DJ, in addition to late fees and fines. The dancers did not receive any hourly wages whatsoever, earning only what customers chose to leave as tips.

Attorney Redenburg, along with co-counsel, has recovered hundreds of thousands of dollars for employees who have been improperly paid by their employers. More information about the firm can be found here http://mjrlaw-ny.com/lawyer/Overtime-Pay--Minimum-Wage_cp12717.htm

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Michael J. Redenburg, Esq. PC, 150 Broadway, 808, NY, NY 10038

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