Blacklisting. (A) The Theatre and Equity both pledge themselves to prevent blacklisting. Opposition to blacklisting is not a controversial issue between the Theatre and Equity. (B) Blacklisting for the purposes of this Rule shall mean the submission by the Theatre, directly or indirectly, to individual or group pressure, and/or the use of private lists, published or unpublished, of persons not to be employed in theatrical productions for reasons having no direct relation to their theatrical ability. (C) If it is determined in an arbitration that a Theatre has blacklisted as defined herein, said Theatre agrees to pay to the Actor losing employment as a result thereof, the Actor’s full contractual salary for the duration of the contemplated engagement, plus a sum equivalent to the full contractual salary of the successor or successors, or $1,000.00, whichever is the greater.
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Samples: Agreement and Rules Governing Employment in Resident Theatres, Agreement and Rules Governing Employment in Resident Theatres
Blacklisting. (A) The Theatre and Equity both pledge themselves to prevent blacklisting. Opposition to blacklisting is not a controversial issue between the Theatre and Equity.
(B) Blacklisting for the purposes of this Rule shall mean the submission by the Theatre, directly or indirectly, to individual or group pressure, and/or the use of private lists, published or unpublished, of persons not to be employed in theatrical productions for reasons having no direct relation to their theatrical ability.
(C) If it is determined in an arbitration that a Theatre has blacklisted as defined herein, said Theatre agrees to pay to the Actor losing his employment as a result thereof, the Actor’s his full contractual salary for the duration of the contemplated engagement, plus a sum equivalent to the full contractual salary of the his successor or successors, or $1,000.00, whichever is the greater.
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Samples: Agreement and Rules Governing Employment in Resident Theatres
Blacklisting. (A) The Theatre and Equity both pledge themselves to prevent blacklisting. Opposition to blacklisting is not a controversial issue between the Theatre and Equity.
(B) Blacklisting for the purposes of this Rule shall mean the submission by the Theatre, directly or indirectly, to individual or group pressure, and/or the use of private lists, published or unpublished, of persons not to be employed in theatrical productions for reasons having no direct relation to their theatrical ability.
(C) If it is determined in an arbitration that a Theatre has blacklisted as defined herein, said Theatre agrees to pay to the Actor or Stage Manager losing employment as a result thereof, the Actor’s or Stage Manager’s full contractual salary for the duration of the contemplated engagement, plus a sum equivalent to the full contractual salary of the successor or successors, or $1,000.00, whichever is the greater.
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Samples: Agreement and Rules Governing Employment in Resident Theatres
