Getting folks back to work has been a tall task for many small business owners across the state. But for those who do want employment, it s a good time to leverage your assets to a potential employer.
For example, if you are in the exotic dancing business, you could pocket an extra grand as a signing bonus.
Larry Flynt s Huster Club has reportedly had so much trouble finding strippers these days that they have begun offering $1,000 signing bonuses.
Club manager Ann Kesler tells NOLA.com that the Hustler Club reopened in February with six dancers and currently has 15. However, that is still not enough to increase its days of operation.
San Francisco strip clubs will reopen next week - no masks or vaccination necessary
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A 2002 image of dancers at Larry Flynt s Hustler Club in San Francisco.MediaNews Group/The Mercury News/MediaNews Group via Getty Images
San Francisco’s largest strip club owner is set to reopen many of its establishments once the state of California’s COVID-19 restrictions are fully lifted.
BSC Management, which owns a vast majority of San Francisco’s adult entertainment venues such as the storied Condor Club, Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club and AfterDark, announced Wednesday that clubs “will be fully open to the public without restrictions” starting June 18. The management company owns 10 of San Francisco’s dozen or so nightclubs, according to the San Francisco Examiner.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ After more than a year of pandemic-related closures and restrictions, several of San Francisco s adult entertainment venues will be fully open to the public without restrictions beginning Friday, June 18, 2021, in accordance with the State of CA removal of COVID restrictions on businesses. However, this unrestricted re-opening is dependent on the City of San Francisco adopting the State of CA guidelines beginning June 15, 2021.
All venues managed by BSC Management, including the Gold Club, New Century Theater, and the Condor, will be implementing specific COVID safety measures to prioritize the health of guests, staff, and the community.
Big Bonuses Offered to Strippers in New Orleans
Businesses of all kinds have been facing hard times trying to bounce back from COVID-19. From restaurants to movie theaters and beyond, new practices had to be put in place, and some businesses came to a complete halt.
One business in particular that took a hard hit was the strip club. Gentlemen s clubs across the U.S. are facing a sudden shortage of dancers to fill their stages. One club in New Orleans is working to combat the issue by offering signing bonuses to new or returning exotic dancers.
General Manager of Larry Flynt s Hustler Club in New Orleans, Ann Kesler told WVUE: