ADMISSION TO PREMISES Sample Clauses

ADMISSION TO PREMISES. Any authorized representative of SAG-AFTRA shall be admitted to any location where the rehearsal or production of Interactive Programs under this Agreement takes place, at any reasonable time and on reasonable advance notice, in order to check Employer’s performance under this Agreement subject to reasonable security or clearance restrictions.
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ADMISSION TO PREMISES. ‌ 18.1 Any officer or other duly authorized representative of the Union shall be admitted to the premises of the Employer during normal working hours for the purpose of checking the performance of this Agreement by the Employer. Any person so admitted shall comply with all the rules and regulations of the Employer while on its premises. 18.2 Any officer or duly authorized representative of the Union must attempt to provide reasonable advance notice to management on duty, or their supervisor, prior to visiting the Employer's facilities shall not interfere with the regular work assignments of employees on duty at the time of such visit.
ADMISSION TO PREMISES. Any representative of SAG-AFTRA shall be admitted to the premises of the Company or where the audition, rehearsal or production of a music video takes place, at any reasonable time, to check the Company’s adherence to this Agreement, but such checking shall be done so as not to interfere with the conduct of the Company’s business. The Company agrees, upon SAG-AFTRA’s request, to furnish a list of all performers appearing on any music video. Representatives of SAG-AFTRA shall be subject to any applicable confidentiality agreements and/or liability waivers as necessary, and SAG-AFTRA shall give reasonable notice prior to admission.
ADMISSION TO PREMISES. (a) Any duly authorized and accredited representative of AFTRA shall be admitted to the premises of the Company at reasonable times to check the performance by the Company of this Agreement; but such checking shall be done so as not to interfere with the conduct of the Company's business and after making an appointment with (b) The Company agrees that only the following persons and no others shall be recognized to represent AFTRA for purposes of this Agreement or for any other purpose: National Executive Secretary, Pittsburgh Local Executive Secretary, National Representative and such other person as AFTRA may designate hereafter by written notice to the Company. The Company agrees that AFTRA shall have no liability by reason of or responsibility for the actions of any other that those herein designated.
ADMISSION TO PREMISES. Any authorized representative of AFTRA shall be admitted to the premises of the Employer or where the rehearsal or production of Interactive Programs takes place, at any reasonable time and on reasonable advance notice to check the performance by the Employer pursuant to this Agreement subject to product security or clearance restrictions; such checking shall be done so as not to interfere with the conduct of Employers business.
ADMISSION TO PREMISES. Any representative of AFTRA shall be admitted to the premises of the Producer or where the rehearsal or broadcast takes place, at any reasonable time, to check the performance by the Producer of this Agreement, but such checking shall be done so as not to interfere with the conduct of the Producer's business. Producer agrees, upon AFTRA's request, to furnish a list of all artists appearing on any program.

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