Uber Drivers Sue Company over Pressure to Support Prop 22

Re:Uber Drivers Sue Company over Pressure to Support Prop 22 by strgcmc on Thursday October 22, 2020 @08:08PM (#24864744)

Yes, but if the law bans strip clubs, then a strip club could simply become, well, a clothed regular (night) club, serving drinks and music and whatnot. So it's not really an existential problem, because there is a quite reasonable option available for the club to avoid non-existence.

In which case, I think we're back to this being more on the, if-not-reliatory, at least coercive side; the club owner is trying to coerce them to help him stay open as a strip club, but he could just as well be a different kind of club and stay open.

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Re:Uber Drivers Sue Company over Pressure to Support Prop 22 by chongli on Thursday October 22, 2020 @09:57PM (#24865311)

Yes, it could become a regular night club but then the strippers would still lose their jobs. Regular night clubs have no need for strippers.

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Re:Uber Drivers Sue Company over Pressure to Support Prop 22 by strgcmc on Friday October 23, 2020 @09:45AM (#24869392)

But many night clubs have dancers on stages anyways, so the major difference is one of clothing/uniform, not of skill set, no? Along with bar tenders, servers, bouncers, etc. The Venn diagram of staff-roles-a-night-club needs vs staff-roles-a-strip-club needs isn't all that different, but of course that doesn't mean that 100% of the jobs are going to transfer or be kept exactly as-is.

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