Annual Seating Sample Clauses

Annual Seating. The Music Director shall have the right to determine the seating position of every player in the Orchestra. He may consult with the Audition Committee, but the final decision is his. Decisionswith respect to seating are not Orchestra members shall be given written notice of seating positions by June to be effective at the start of the following season. A copy of the notice will be given to the Local. Promotion and Demotion A demotion is defined as a fundamental reduction in the duties and responsibilitiesof a titled player, or a change in the annual seating position such that a titled player is seated behind a non-titled player. Should a titled player receive written notice that he will be demoted, he may appeal to the Promotion and Demotion Committee. The Committee shall be comprised of the Concertmaster,one String Principal, one Wind Principal, and two other orchestra members, all of whom, except for the Concertmaster, shall be elected periodically by the members of the orchestra. The Promotion and Demotion Committee shall consider the musician's appeal and the rationale for the change in seating provided by the Music Director. The Committee shall make a final and binding decision by secret ballot on whether the demotion is upheld by the end of the season in which the notice is given. A change in seating or demotion for a titled player will not result in a reduction in the musician's weekly fee. In addition, the Centre will grant the affected titled player time off without pay should the titled player request a leave of absence to participate in auditions. Seating of Extra Musicians Regular and term musicians will be given priority seating over extra musicians when required for whatever reason in a section string position, subject to the right of the Music Director in consultation with the Concertmaster and the Principal of the section or sections involved, or when the Music Director is unavailable,the Concertmaster in consultation with the Principal of the section or sections involved, to require other seating arrangements for artistic reasons. The Artistic Committee will be advised of any seating decisions. No non-titled player shall be required to play in a titled position and no titled player shall be required to play a non-titled part.
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Annual Seating. The Music Director shall have the right to determine the seating position of every player in the Orchestra. He may consult with the Audition Committee, but the final decision is his. Decisions with respect to seating are not grievable. Orchestra members shall be given written notice of seating positions by June 1st, to be effective at the start of the following season. A copy of the notice will be given to the Local.
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