Dancers are standing on the shoulders of exotic dancers before them who were able to unionize three decades ago. The Labor Board announced dancers do have the right for an election on whether or not to unionize. It is the first step in a long process, but one Reagan hopes could change the industry nationwide.
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That was in San Francisco at a club that has since closed. Reagan is a former dancer at Star Garden, a topless bar in North Hollywood. She says the push to unionize started earlier this year. One of the biggest concerns is workplace safety. For months, dancers picketed outside the club. Equity partnered up with them. Ballots go out October and will be counted in November.
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