Absences and Latenesses Sample Clauses

Absences and Latenesses. (1) In the event the Actor or Stage Manager is absent from or late for rehearsals without good and sufficient cause on more than two occasions within 12 months, their salary will be reduced by the applicable portion of their salary for the time missed. The dollar amount of the reduction shall be based on their rehearsal or contractual salary (up to triple the applicable Off-Broadway Contract minimum) and the total number of working hours contracted for them in the week. The reduction will be assessed in no less than quarter hour increments. (2) Where lateness is at issue, the Producer may determine, based on the rehearsal requirements of the day, whether the Actor or Stage Manager shall be permitted to commence rehearsing immediately, at the next quarter hour, or at the start of the next hour. If an Actor or Stage Manager is more than one hour late to their rehearsal call, the Producer may determine whether they shall be dismissed for the entire call. In that event, the Actor or Stage Manager's salary will be reduced by the applicable portion of their salary for their entire rehearsal call. (3) In the event a Producer determines that an Actor or Stage Manager's salary should be reduced, the Actor or Stage Manager must receive written notification, with a copy to Equity, within two business days of the lateness or absence. They may appeal the determination in writing to the Producer, with a copy to Equity, within two business days of receipt of Producer's notice. If the matter cannot be satisfactorily resolved informally among the Actor or Stage Manager, the Producer, the League and Equity, the matter will be resolved in accordance with the procedures set forth in Rule 3,
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Absences and Latenesses. (1) In the event the Actor is absent from or late for rehearsals without good and sufficient cause on more than two occasions within 12 months, the Actor's salary will be reduced by the applicable portion of the Actor's salary for the time missed. The dollar amount of the reduction shall be based on the Actor's rehearsal or contractual salary (up to triple the applicable Off-Broadway Contract minimum) and the total number of working hours contracted for the Actor in the week. The reduction will be assessed in no less than quarter hour increments. (2) Where lateness is at issue, the Producer may determine, based on the rehearsal requirements of the day, whether the Actor shall be permitted to commence rehearsing immediately, at the next quarter hour, or at the start of the next hour. If an Actor is more than one hour late to the Actor's rehearsal call, the Producer may determine whether the Actor shall be dismissed for the entire call. In that event, the Actor's salary will be reduced by the applicable portion of the Actor's salary for the Actor's entire rehearsal call. (3) In the event a Producer determines that an Actor's salary should be reduced, the Actor must receive written notification, with a copy to Equity, within two business days of the

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