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CALIFORNIA DANCERS WIN LAWSUIT!
TIME IS RUNNING OUT!! YOU NEED TO ACT FAST!!
A CLASS ACTION LAW SUIT WAS FILED AND WON FOR MISSCLASSIFICATION OF CALIFORNIA DANCERS AND THERE IS A SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT!
TO VIEW THIS AGREEMENT AND APPLY FOR YOUR PART OF THE FUNDS WE ARE ASKING THAT YOU REGISTER WITH THIS WEBISTE SO THAT WE CAN PROTECT THE INFORMATION. (SINCE ALL INFORMATION WE PUT OUT IS ALWAYS TANTED, THIS IS JUST A MEANS TO PROTECT THE INFORMATION).
PLEASE REGISTER THEN ONCE WE HAVE VERFIFIED YOU ARE A DANCER WITHIN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, YOU WILL BE GIVEN ACCESS TO THE WHOLE DOCUMENT THAT WAS GIVEN TO US, AND INSTRUNCTIONAL LINK TO CLAIM YOUR FUNDS!
THE FOLLOWING QUALIFY:
You may be entitled to receive compensation under a proposed settlement if: (1) you worked at one of the “San Francisco” Nightclubs listed below between August 8, 2010 and November 16, 2018, or (2) you worked as an exotic dancer at one or more of the “Greater California” nightclubs listed below between February 8, 2017 and November 16, 2018:
San Francisco Nightclubs
- The Penthouse Club & Steakhouse
- New Century Theatre
- Hungry I
- Deja Vu Centerfolds
- Little Darlings
- Gold Club
- Larry Flynt's Hustler Club
- Condor Club
- Garden of Eden
- Roaring 20's
Greater California Nightclubs
- Adult Superstore (San Diego)
- Déjà Vu Showgirls (City of Industry)
- Déjà Vu Showgirls (N. Hollywood)
- Deja Vu Showgirls (Rancho Cordova)
- Deja Vu Of La - Main St. (Los Angeles)
- Deja Vu Showgirls (Torrence)
- Déjà Vu Showgirls (Bakersfield)
- Deja Vu Showgirls (Los Angeles)
- Jolar Cinema (San Diego)
- Little Darlings (Lemon Grove)
- Déjà Vu Showgirls (San Diego)
Déjà Vu Showgirls
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOW TO CLAIM YOUR FUNDS PLEASE REGISTER OR CONTACT THE IEAU DIRECTLY AT 818-208-7500 FOR IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE!
UPDATED COVID CRISIS
At this time the I.E.A.U. Union is not accepting dues in lou of membership. Until we are cleared out of this awful Pandemic membership to the I.E.A.U. is now open to all industry members!
"This is YOUR union, now that you have it, what will you do with it?" Founder Phyllisha Anne
WE WILL NOT YIELD
This Union was built to accept each and every one of you with open hearts and understanding. Even though we may not be able to help each one of our members individual with workers issues, we are currently focused on our common goals, as a whole.
his Union was not built to attack one another, dox one another, speak ill of one another or to bully each other on who is right or wrong, or who is better than who. We have enough pressure coming from the outside world, we need to treat each other with kindness and respect and we apologize for any actions in which any officer related to this Union acts in any way that is not in such matter.
This Union was built to accept each and every one of you with open hearts and understanding. Even though we may not be able to help each one of our members individual with all issues, we are currently focused on our common goals, as a whole
The following issues are the issues in which this Union will accomplish and until these goals are met we
WILL NOT YIELD
No matter what attacks or threats you throw at us.
1. For the industry to be removed from the "High Risk Profile"
- So that workers in the industry can obtain loans at a normal % rate instead of a high risk % rate, in which sets us up to automatically fail,
- So that merchant accounts and other financial institutes can no longer charge us a higher interest rate.
- Establishing changes in the industry to make us more stable, such as a mandatory safety and education class. These classes are proven to provide workers with a safer and more stable work environment in which in return will lower the Insurance and Workman’s Comp rates for employers and provide education on much needed knowledge of sexual transmissions, financial help, sociology preparedness and much more.
2. Add you cannot discriminate against your legal source of income through the EOCC.
- So that workers may place what they do for a living on any housing and job application without the fear of discrimination.
- By filling complaints and reports to the EOCC
- Petition a bill regarding discrimination facts
3. To get adult film industry workers back to making money like we were meant to do
- Fighting for Royalties. Not against the company owners but against the satellite stations, hotels, and cable companies.
4. By making all Adult Industry workers employees instead of self-employed
- So that we have rights such as unemployment, Social Security and Health Insurance. These rights are basic human rights.
- So that workers in this industry have the rights to organize and are protected under NRLB and other State and Federal worker protection.
Adult Film Talent, UNDETECTABLE DOES NOT MEAN UNTRANSMITTABLE!
Once again the FSC is not telling you the whole truth!
Cam Girls, Getting scammed out of your money? Live web companies taking too high of a %?
Companies are withholding your funds with no reason why, and no way to fight the issue.
Dancers, have you worked an 8 hour shift and had to give all your money to the house, the bartender, the DJ, the house mom, and everyone else with their hand out? Leaving you with barely enough money to pay the babysetter?
These actions may be illegal, and we can help you earn more and take more home.
Ever seen yourself on late night HBO or Showtime and think to yourself,
"Humm, shouldn't I be getting paid for that?"
Wouldn't it make a huge difference in your life if you got even one penny for every click you got on the internet?
All Adult Entertainers!
Join with your brothers and sisters and be a part of changing history!
Helping us = Helping you!
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If you work inside the Adult Entertainment Industry in the United States
FOR JUST A FEW DOLLARS A MONTH,
You gain the support and protection of what is about to be one of the biggest unions of the 21st Century,
with free legal advise and discounts of everything from help with your taxes to your sexy lingerie.
Membership also gives you access to voting rights and the right to run for union office during election.
Your membership will also soon give you testing discounts and free school education courses.
The International Entertainment Adult Union (IEAU)is a federally recognized labor union representing those in the adult entertainment industries where one must be over 18 to participate.
While Ms. Daniels is paid to represent strip club owners, we are an entirely volunteer-run union that represents dancers.
The International Entertainment Adult Union unequivocally supports the Dynamex decision, as ruled by the California Supreme Court, which made clear the difference between an independent contractor and an employee.
We also support AB5 (California Assembly Bill) and related measures to codify this decision further into law. We go even further and hope that the rest of the country will follow California's pro-worker, pro-union lead.
Finacial Help Resources
Alabama, Arizona, Alaska, California, Colorado, Florida,
Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Lousinana, Montana Nabraska,
Nevada, New Mexico, New York State, North Dakota
Oaklahoma, Ohio, Oregan, South Dakota Texas,
Utah, Washington
EXOTIC DANCERS WE NEED TO KNOW
If you are no longer having to pay any stage fees or working fees of any kind (expect tip out) +
You are collecting a check weekly for the hours you work with your states min. wage.
What do you think is a fair tipping standard or %?
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