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Denver Labor has issued its first administrative subpoena to three strip clubs—PT’s Showclub, Diamond Cabaret, and PT’s Centerfold—amid an investigation into alleged wage theft and misclassification of dancers as independent contractors. The clubs are required to submit detailed payment records, contracts, and dancer contact information by September 24, or face fines of up to $1,000 per day. This subpoena power, recently granted by the Denver City Council, is seen as vital for holding businesses accountable and ensuring workers receive fair compensation. Denver Auditor Timothy O’Brien emphasized the importance of this investigation in protecting dancers' rights, stating that without these powers, the investigation would not be possible. The auditor's office has a history of recovering significant amounts in unpaid wages, having recouped over $2 million in 2023 alone. The ongoing investigation aims to address potential violations of minimum wage laws and other labor protections.
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