It’s the go-to spot for some of Silicon Valley’s elite. Politicos, executives and the area’s top movers and shakers shell out $200-plus a month just to walk through the 17th-story doors of the exclusive Silicon Valley Capital Club.
But while many members drive up to the lavish business club atop the downtown San Jose KQED building in Teslas and Maseratis, employees say they’re underpaid because of a secretive compensation system and a club policy that prohibits tipping. Many employees say they’re scraping pennies together to make ends meet.
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