Hooters Girls sue restaurant for minimum wage violations

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More than a dozen former and current “Hooters Girls” from the District, Maryland and South Carolina have sued the chicken wing giant for violating minimum wage laws.

The lawsuit filed in the District’s federal court late last week, claims the company counted the girls’ tips toward the minimum wage and then violated the law by requiring them to pay the company for their uniforms, among other allegations.

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