ADDITIONAL FREE PERIOD Sample Clauses

ADDITIONAL FREE PERIOD. Each Solo Singer who is a Plan or Weekly Artist shall be entitled to one (1) day, other than Sunday, in every two (2) week period of the year, other than during Pre-Season, during which he/she shall not be assigned to perform and/or rehearse prior to 6:00 P.M. (or prior to 5:30 P.M. Monday through Friday during a season in which the standard curtain time is 7:30 P.M.). Such day shall be a Monday unless: (a) Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s or Good Friday falls within the two-week period and the Met elects to use such holiday as a substitute; (b) a dress rehearsal for a Wednesday or Thursday premiere is scheduled for Monday; (c) a full ensemble cannot be assembled for rehearsal on a day other than Monday. (d) For 6:00 P.M. performances of XXXXXX AND XXXXXX scheduled for Christmas and/or New Year’s Day, a 5:30 P.M. call shall not be subject to penalty payments incurred for invasion of a free day. Notice of such day shall be given to the Solo Singer by no later than Friday of the week preceding the week in which such day is scheduled. The above notwithstanding, a Solo Singer required to rehearse on such day or on Sunday shall be paid twenty percent (20%) of his/her weekly salary for the first five (5) hours of rehearsal and an additional ten percent (10%) of his/her weekly salary if he/she rehearses in excess of five (5) hours or if the period of time between the commencement of his/her first rehearsal, which commencement shall be defined as one-half (1/2) hour prior to the rehearsal start time on any day when the Singer is required to be in costume and/or make-up for such rehearsal, and the end of his/her last rehearsal on such day exceeds six (6) hours.
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ADDITIONAL FREE PERIOD. 1. Each Chorister shall be entitled to one (1) day other than Sunday, in every two (2) week segment of the New York Season during which he/she shall not be assigned to perform and/or rehearse prior to 6:00 P.M. (or prior to 5:30 P.M. Monday through Friday during the New York Season in a season in which the standard curtain time is 7:30 P.M.) Such day shall be a Monday unless: (a) Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s or Good Friday falls within the two (2) week period and the Met elects to use such holiday as a substitute for Monday; (b) a dress rehearsal for a Wednesday or Thursday premiere is scheduled for Monday; (c) a full ensemble cannot be assembled for rehearsal on a day other than Monday. (d) No such Monday substitution shall be permitted for Labor Day. Notice of such day shall be given to the Chorister by no later than Friday of the week preceding the week in which such day is scheduled. During the term of this AGREEMENT, the Met agrees to schedule a minimum of fifteen (15) free days in a 30-week season and sixteen (16) free days in a 32-week season. 2. In an effort to increase the free period available to Choristers, a subcommittee (to include Chorus Delegates, the Chorus Master, and the Company Manager) will meet prior to the beginning of each season to consider ways in which this may be done within that season’s schedule.
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ADDITIONAL FREE PERIOD. 1. Each Chorister shall be entitled to one (1) day other than Sunday, in every two (2) week segment of the Regular Season during which he/she shall not be assigned to perform and/or rehearse prior to 6:00 P.M. Such day shall be a Monday unless:
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