Last month, a group of dancers filed a dancer lawsuit against the Tattle Tale in Atlanta, Georgia, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Atlanta Division. According to the allegations of the complaint, although the Tattle Tale attempted to pay dancers an hourly wage, the wages were compensated at an improper hourly rate or based on inaccurate time sheets. The complaint also alleges that house fees (in the amount of $60.00 per shift) and “house mom” fees of $16.00 per shift were charged to Tattle Tale dancers and that those fees were illegal. Additionally, according to the complaint, Tattle Tale charged dancers 10% of their tips paid by credit card to convert those tips to cash, and allegedly required dancers to pay 10% of their tips to the club DJ. According to the complaint, all these charges violate federal law. These are allegations from a filed complaint; they have not been proven or decided by a court.
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