The report I linked to is quite long but here are some snippets.
"Dancers are self employed and therefore have no employment rights. They pay a fee to work in the clubs. The private dance is the only legitimate way for the dancers to make money."
"Dancers feel pressurised to secure dances with as many of the customers as possible, especially if they are in debt to the club."
"There was no evidence of direct coercion of the dancers by management into working in the club, or providing sexual services, but a number of factors contribute to the possibility of the dancers being pressurised into offering, or agreeing to, sexual services without direct instruction from management."
"This study revealed the complex process and set of conditions in which dancers become more susceptible to requests or suggestions to sell sex. The lack of employment rights, the experience of accumulating debt, expectations of the customers and fierce competition create a climate where the selling and buying of sex on the premises becomes more likely."
"There was some evidence of pressure on the dancers from management to create an impression of sexual availability. Several of the dancers stated that a number of customers assume they will agree to provide sexual services."
"Ten dances were observed during the visit to The Flying Scotsman. Every dancer, during their performances, displayed the inside of their genitalia by spreading their legs above the customers? heads. This seemed to be an established part of the routine. As one customer put it:
What?s the point of seeing a strip show and not getting a bit of fanny? The fun part is seeing her c**t. You can open The Sun if you just want tits"
"At a licence renewal application for Spearmint Rhino26, police from Charing Cross Clubs and Vice Unit disclosed intelligence gathered whilst on undercover visits. An officer told the court he had 'grave concerns' about illegality in the club, as dancers had allowed customers to touch them, sometimes intimately, in contravention of the club's entertainment licence. He said that the undercover officers had been offered sex in a private room by two dancers for £500"
"Plainclothes police officers had visited the three clubs as a result of intelligence suggesting that sexual services were available. Whilst in the club they observed women dancing in a sexually suggestive manner, who then offered the officers sex at a venue outside the club on the condition that they purchased two bottles of champagne at £80 per bottle."
"Police forces have conducted a number of investigations into misconduct and criminal activity within lap-dancing clubs during the last eight years. In 1997, three Lithuanian women were deported after being trafficked into the UK to work in an Edinburgh lap-dancing club32.
In the same year, the owner of Scotland's first lap-dancing club, The Fantasy Bar, was charged with rape, brothel keeping and living off illegal earnings. The local police force unsuccessfully applied for a suspension of the club?s license on the grounds that ?the licensee is no longer fit to hold a licence, on the grounds of public safety?."
"In 2004, police officers investigated a Birmingham lap-dance club after it was discovered that a 15-year-old girl was working at Spearmint Rhino Extreme; club owners accused rivals of ?setting them up?34. The council were quoted as admitting that the restriction on under-18s should have been made a condition of public entertainment licences issued to lap-dance clubs."
"The dancers are paid in tips only after each performance by means of a jug collection."
"All dancers interviewed paid money to the owners in order to rent a space to dance; the amount varied across the clubs. Although the women are self-employed, they are required to perform pole and cabaret dances in the main club area at the request of management."
"The VIP room at Legs? n? Co was supervised by a security guard, who remained in the room when it was being used. However, one of the dancers said that there were ?two or three? women who were known to offer sexual services, and that when these women used the room there was no security. The room had no CCTV camera. London Metropolitan University revealed that the room contained a small bowl filled with several mixed condoms. During the course of the evening eight individual men used the VIP room."
I could go on but I'm getting a bit downhearted.