BOKISSONTHRONE: Two Strippers win $200,000 in Unpaid Wages from Queens Club

Thursday, January 21, 2016

Two Strippers win $200,000 in Unpaid Wages from Queens Club

It's raining cash for two strippers who have settled their federal lawsuit against a Queens jiggle joint for unpaid wages.

Sugardaddy's of Long Island City has agreed to pay a total of $200,000 to Mettania Tapia and Shauna Kern, both former dancers at the club.

Sugardaddy's of Long Island City has agreed to pay a total of $200,000 to Mettanie Tapia and Shauna Kern, both former dancers at the club.

April 24 2014 Mettanie Tapia of queens a stripper who as taken a lawsuit against an employer Rivera Gentleman's club for cheating her out of overtime

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The women claimed they were cheated out of minimum wages, tips, and overtime, but the club admitted no wrongdoing under the settlement agreement filed in Brooklyn Federal Court.

Tapia, who dances under the name "Karma," had previously sued another mammary mecca, Gentleman's Club in Astoria, and collected a $40,000 settlement in that employment case.

Gentleman's Club has other issues as well — it was hit Wednesday with a new lawsuit.

Universal Music Corp. slapped the pleasure palace with a federal copyright lawsuit alleging that songs by Notorious B.I.G. and Skillz for Skillz were played without permission.