All Budget Thresholds Exclude COVID-19-Related Expenses Sample Clauses

All Budget Thresholds Exclude COVID-19-Related Expenses. Under certain provisions of the collective bargaining agreements (including the IATSE and DGA Low Budget Agreements), terms and conditions of employment are linked to the budget of a program. The parties have discussed the increased costs that productions will incur to implement various health and safety protocols related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Because those unprecedented costs are additive to the standard production costs on which the parties negotiated the budget tiers that determine terms and conditions of employment, the parties agree that the following costs shall be excluded from consideration of whether a program falls within a given budget tier: health screening (including testing, health assessment surveys and temperature checks), personal protective equipment, salaries of COVID-19 compliance monitor(s) performing only COVID-19-related duties, COVID-19-related cleaning costs in excess of ordinary or usual cleaning costs, portable hand washing stations (unless they would have been necessary in the absence of COVID-19), additional bathroom units, costs of lodging and per diem for employees who are required to isolate or self-quarantine and payments made to employees during any self-isolation or quarantine (other than those due to an “Eligible COVID-19 Event,” as defined in Item 7.c. above).
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All Budget Thresholds Exclude COVID-19-Related Expenses. Under certain provisions of the collective bargaining agreements (including the IATSE and DGA Low Budget Agreements), terms and conditions of employment are linked to the budget of a program. The parties have discussed the increased costs that productions will incur to implement various health and safety protocols related to the COVID-19
All Budget Thresholds Exclude COVID-19-Related Expenses. “Under certain provisions of the UBCP Master Production Agreement, terms and conditions of employment are linked to the budget of a program. The parties have discussed the increased costs that productions will incur to implement various health and safety protocols related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Because those unprecedented costs are additive to the standard production costs on which the parties negotiated the budget tiers that determine terms and conditions of employment, the parties agree that the following costs shall be excluded from consideration of whether a program falls within a given budget tier: health screening (including testing, health assessment surveys and temperature checks), personal protective equipment, salaries of COVID-19 compliance monitor(s) performing only COVID-19-related duties, COVID-19-related cleaning costs in excess of ordinary or usual cleaning costs, portable hand washing stations (unless they would have been necessary in the absence of COVID-19), additional bathroom units, costs of lodging and per diem for employees who are required to isolate or self-quarantine and payments made to employees during any self- isolation or quarantine (other than those due to an “Eligible COVID-19 Event,” as defined in Item 2.c. above), any contingency required by a bank or bond company for the specific purpose of covering costs related to COVID-19 and costs of an insurance policy for the specific purpose of covering costs related to COVID-19 (also sometimes referred to in such policies as a “communicable disease”).

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