Reich v. Priba Corp.

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• holding that defendant-company constituted enterprise engaged in commerce “because they have employees handling, selling, or otherwise working on alcoholic beverages that have moved in interstate commerce.... ”
• finding that a club controlled the opportunity for profit and loss when it set the minimum charge for table dances
• finding that club exercised control over its dancers when, among other things, club prescribed guidelines “describing the way in which an entertainer is to conduct herself while at the club”
• noting that the proper focus under this prong is not on the permanence or exclusivity of the relationship, but the nature of the worker’s dependence on the putative employer
• finding that dictating the atmosphere of the club demonstrated control
• treating unlawful uniform deductions as failure to pay minimum wage claim separate from tip credit defense

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