Thompson v. Linda and A., Inc.

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• holding that such factors showed “a significant degree of control,” which “weigh[ed] in favor of plaintiffs’ employee status”
• concluding that an individual was an employer without discussing whether he maintained employment records
• finding that the ability to punish dancers for violations of house rules through fines are indicative of club’s control even when violations did not result in fines or fines were uncollected
• finding that having dancers pay a house fee to dance demonstrated control
• finding significant control where dancers were required to sign in, follow a schedule, and follow the club’s rules
• calling it a \self- evident conclusion that nude dancers formed an integral part of [the strip club's] business\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).