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Guidelines for a Fulfilling Experience at Candy's Club

Are you excited to dive into the world of entertainment? Whether you're new to this or a seasoned performer, here's an in-depth look at what to expect and how to make the most of your time at Candy's Club:

 

1. Shifting and Learning:

  • Weekly Workload: You'll be scheduled for 5 to 6 shifts per week. These shifts can vary between 8 and 9 hours each, giving you a dynamic schedule.

  • Club Hours: While the club usually closes around 2:30 am, the actual closing time can be influenced by the manager on duty. Flexibility is key!

  • Key Days: You'll be dancing your heart out on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.

  • Early Departure: It's crucial to honor your commitment. Leaving before your shift ends might lead to fines.

  • Financial Aspect: Your hard work pays off – you'll receive your remuneration on a weekly basis.

  • Contract Adherence: Adhering to the terms of your contract is a must; any breach may result in penalties.

 

2. Wellness and Time Off:

  • Health First: Your well-being is essential. If you're unwell, a doctor's certificate is needed to validate your sick leave.

  • Taking Time: If you're not feeling well, it's important to rest at home during your sick days.

 

3. Being Part of the Team:

  • Team Effort: Building a strong club environment is a collective effort. Every member plays a role in shaping the club's reputation.

  • Involvement: Being a team player means actively participating in club activities and supporting your colleagues.

  • On Display: Your photos will be used for promotional purposes and on the club's website.

 

4. Dance Rates and Etiquette:

  • Lap Dance Rates: For a set of three songs, lap dances are priced at ZAR450.

  • Group Dynamics: In case of double shows involving two dancers, the charge is ZAR450 per dancer for three songs (totaling ZAR900).

  • Additional Customers: When performing for more than two customers, each extra person is charged ZAR100.

  • Extra Songs: If you decide to go the extra mile, additional songs can be added for a charge of ZAR100 per song.

  • Boundaries: Remember, the rule is "no-touch" during dances. Ensuring a respectful interaction is crucial.

 

5. Dancing at the Tables:

  • Table Dancing: If you're into table dances, each session with two songs is priced at ZAR300.

  • Bonus Songs: If the audience wants more, each additional song comes at a cost of ZAR100.

  • Respectful Atmosphere: Maintaining the no-touch policy is equally important here.

 

6. Exclusive Lounges:

  • Luxurious Lounges: These private spaces range from ZAR1200 to ZAR3800, offering an exclusive experience for patrons.

  • Keep It Professional: Remember, these lounges are meant for dancing only – intimate activities are not permitted.

 

7. Special Moments on Stage:

  • Celebrating Special Occasions: If you're up for it, you can participate in making special moments for bachelor or birthday guests.

  • Coordination: Speaking to the management and DJ is the first step to organize these moments.

  • Performance Etiquette: While performing, maintain professionalism and respect boundaries.

 

8. Stage Performances and Walks:

  • Active Participation: During main shows, it's advised not to sit at a table with customers. Instead, you can move to the change room.

  • Catwalks: Prepare to shine during Catwalks where you'll strut your stuff as your name is called.

  • Timing: The DJ will plan a schedule for these stage appearances.

 

9. Introduction Parade:

  • Getting Noticed: Be ready for the "Intro" parade at 11:00 pm – a chance to showcase your charisma.

 

10. Respect Table Time:

  • Sharing the Spotlight: While you're welcome to sit at a table for a maximum of six songs, be sure to give others a chance too.

 

11. Dress with Flair:

  • Fashion Statement: Dress elegantly and with a touch of allure. Remember, appearances matter in this profession.

  • Variety Matters: Change your outfits at least once during the evening to keep things fresh.

 

12. Phone Etiquette and Interaction:

  • Phone-Free Zone: Keep your cell phone use to a minimum while on duty.

  • Customer Interaction: Treat customers with respect and courtesy. Responsible alcohol consumption is key.

 

13. No Drugs Allowed:

  • Strict Policy: The club has a zero-tolerance policy for drugs or illegal substances on the premises.

  • Random Checks: To ensure a drug-free environment, random tests and searches may be conducted.

 

14. Accommodation Rules:

  • Privacy Matters: Accommodation provided by the club is off-limits for male visitors under all circumstances.

 

15. Payment Methods:

  • Transaction Fees: If customers opt for credit card payments for dances, a 10% processing fee is applied.

 

16. Planned Breaks:

  • Advance Notice: To ensure smooth operations, apply for leave at least 4 weeks in advance.

 

17. Choose a Unique Stage Name:

  • Find Your Identity: Select a stage name that's distinct from any previously used by other dancers.

 

18. Club Closing Time:

  • Night's End: Expect the last rounds to be called at 3:30 am. The club lights will be turned on at 3:55 am, and the club will officially close at 4:00 am.

  • Manager's Discretion: If the club is quieter than usual, the duty manager may choose to close earlier.

 

19. Drinking Responsibly:

  • Managing Alcohol: If you choose to drink alcohol, do so responsibly. Cash is the preferred method of payment at the bar.

 

20. Joining Promotions and Events:

  • Active Participation: All dancers are encouraged to take part in promotional events and functions that may arise.

 

21. Support and Accommodation:

  • Assistance for Foreign Dancers: For those coming from afar, Candy's Club offers lodging and support to make your stay rewarding and enjoyable.

 

22. Fines and Consequences:

  • Rule Adherence: Failure to comply with club rules and terms may result in fines. Familiarize yourself with the consequences outlined in the club's fines system.

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