May 25, 2007 • 1 min read

More Jay-Z litigation

Former worker Celeste Williams is suing the Def Jam chief over claims that staff at his New York club 40/40 were underpaid and had tips taken.

And elsewhere in the pop courts, Jay-Z division, the Def Jam chief is also being sued by a woman who used to work at his New York nightclub 40/40, for allegedly failing to pay employees the minimum wage. She also says management at the club took a percentage of tips left for staff members. The woman, one Celeste Williams, is seeing unspecified damages, and also claims 100 other staff were treated in the same way. A spokesman for 40/40 denied all charges.

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