Did you guys have to give the club all your information like social security number before working there? Im worried that future employers will run background checks on me, and see that I was a dancer.



Did you guys have to give the club all your information like social security number before working there? Im worried that future employers will run background checks on me, and see that I was a dancer.
One club asked for my information (it was two years ago, I don't remember if they wanted my SS#) and a photo copy of my ID.
Another club, didn't ask me for anything.
it depends. i gave out some fake info once. but it really depends
I don't believe I've ever worked at a club where I DIDN'T have to give personal info. Just like applying for a job anywhere else.





I have always had to give personal info but the only real way a future employer will find out if you danced is:
1) If you put something like "entertainer" and/or a club name on any credit application. NEVER do that. Always put "self-employed" on credit apps because this gets saved in your credit file which many perspective employers will pull as part of a check.
2) If you work in an area where you have to get a stripper license. This is a matter of public record and if people want to look up this info they can. It's not likely to happen, but it could.
3) Websites like myspace. Don't ever use your real name to register a myspace account. If you have a myspace account registered with your real name I suggest you go and change that ASAP. Many employers are searching these websites for perspective employees' names to see what they can find. It's also good for your own personal piece of mind and ID security to avoid using your real name on any "community" websites.



thanks babe i can definetly relax a little



definitely





"We all must suffer from one of two pains: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret. The difference is discipline weighs ounces while regret weighs tons. In order to achieve what others don't, you have to do what others won't."
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Aaaah, well then nope because I didn't see anything like that on my last one! Yay.
"We all must suffer from one of two pains: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret. The difference is discipline weighs ounces while regret weighs tons. In order to achieve what others don't, you have to do what others won't."
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Not only did I have to give my social and id but I also had to fill out a W-2 form. I don't get paid by the club in any way so I'm not sure why I had to fill out any tax info but it did freak me out that it might 'be on my record', too. Thanks for giving me a little piece of mind Bridgette.
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