Call Times. Call time is a minimum of six (6) hours prior to air for all positions on set up days. The Employer and the Union’s Business Agent shall meet and confer if exceptions are needed. The Union will not unreasonably deny requests from Employer to modify call times, including call times with less than the aforementioned six (6) hours prior to air, based on a client’s needs. Call time shall be a minimum of seven (7) hours prior to air for TD, Audio X-0, XXX0, XXX0, XXX0, and Video Controller (V-1).
Call Times. Employees will be notified at the end of each day’s work of the start time for the next day’s work.
Call Times. (a) During pre-production Producers and Heads of Department will discuss the requirements of the shoot and the shooting schedule, department size, where dailies may be needed and, as part of these discussions, the unit call time for each shooting day (“Unit Call Time”) and to the extent possible at this stage each Worker’s individual call time (“Individual Call Time”).
(b) During each day of the shooting period, following discussions between the Producer’s Nominated Representative and the relevant Head of Department, each Worker will be given a call sheet. Taking into account the next day’s filming requirements and the Head of Department’s advice, the call sheet will specify the next day’s Unit Call Time. In the main this is not expected to vary much, if at all, from the Unit Call Time proposed in pre-production, or at the time the shooting schedule was issued.
(c) For all departments, the Worker’s Individual Call Time will either be the Unit Call Time, or if different to the Unit Call Time, the call time as specified on the call sheet.
(d) Any Individual Call Time that varies from the Unit Call Time will have been discussed with that Worker’s Head of Department and must be pre-approved in writing by the Line Producer.
Call Times. Call time is a minimum of six (6) hours prior to air for all positions on set up days. The Employer and the Union’s Business Agent shall meet and confer if exceptions are needed. The Union will not unreasonably deny requests from Employer to modify call times, including shorter call in times, based on a client’s needs.
1. Call time shall be a minimum of seven (7) hours prior to air for TD, Audio X-0, XXX0, XXX0, Video Controller (V-1), and Graphics Operator under the following conditions: - Any live cut in (e.g., news hit) prior to air, pre-taping show segments for broadcast at a later date/show or a game day pre-game show longer than ten (10) minutes in length. - “Add-ons” (e.g., productions or shows other than the main event) after the main event has ended which are, to the viewer, listed as a separate show. - After Deal Shows (A facility stand consisting of at least three (3) consecutive days, in which on the second day or other day with the stand other crew or craft personnel utilizes the facilities, then the original crew or craft personnel return)
2. Specialty microphone operators / Audio A3s shall report to work at the call time determined by the Employer and be released of the day by the crew chief.
3. The Employer determines Utilities’ call times
Call Times. Except to the extent that Yellow Card shows send advance notice of their call times for take-in, the University shall set the call time for all Stagehands assigned to a call. The University will provide advance notice of the call time to each Stagehand (which may be provided to Extra Help Stagehands in conjunction with the call to fill open positions). As part of the notice, the University will inform the Stagehand of the anticipated department and classification to which the Stagehand will be assigned, and for a Performance Call following a take-in, whether the Stagehand will work the Performance Call. Subject to the other provisions and requirements of this Agreement, the University reserves the right to assign, reassign, modify or cancel a Stagehand’s work at any time, notwithstanding any representations that may have been made as part of the notice. For pay purposes, time will start at the announced call time or when the individual Stagehand checks in for work, whichever is later, and shall end when the Stagehand checks out after work or at the end of the guaranteed minimum-call period, if one is applicable.
Call Times. All Owner Operators be given two (2) hours notice, whenever possible, when ordered to report for duty and in no instance shall an Owner Operator be disciplined for failure to report in less than two (2) hours. All Owner Operators who are off duty at their home location and who have not been previously contacted be contacted by the Company during two (2) three (3) hour call windows; one in the morning and two in the evening. These windows will be defined in the local dispatch rules. Drivers will be available at their normal residence during these times or will notify the Company of an alternate contact number.
Call Times. The Employer shall establish call times which are provided for in its underlying contracts with, or by other determination of, its client. If no such call times are required, the Company shall establish required call times. Normally an employee shall be given notice of regularly scheduled pre-assigned events no less than one week in advance. If the normal call time is to be adjusted, the Company shall notify the employee of the adjusted call time by telephone, e-mail, text message, or amended monthly schedule. In the event there are out of the ordinary production changes requested by the client, the Company shall make an effort to notify Union or Crew Chief after learning of such changes.
Call Times. It is expected that VENDOR personnel reporting to requested location(s) will have been properly signed in, briefed and instructed on their responsibilities and in proper uniform at the time indicated on the request for such personnel. “House Staff” for concerts and events where the call is large, the City will authorize arrival 30-minutes before post time. This practice will not be authorized for only one or a small few posts, such as a Gate Guard, a Backstage Door Guard, an Overnight Guard, etc.
Call Times. All Owner Operators will be given two (2) hours notice, whenever possible, when ordered to report for duty and in no instance shall an Owner Operator be disciplined for failure to report in less than two (2) hours. All Owner Operators who are off duty at their home location and who have not been previously contacted will be contacted by the Company during two (2) three (3) hour call windows; one in the morning and one (1) in the evening. These windows will be defined in the local dispatch rules. Drivers will be available at their normal residence during these times or will notify the Company of an alternate contact number.
Should a Highway Owner Operator have their trip cancelled with less than two (2) hours’ notice, they shall be paid a trip cancellation fee of one hundred and twenty-five dollars ($125.00).
Call Times. Except as otherwise provided in Paragraph 32(h) below, all ARTISTS shall be credited with hours of service for the entirety of any service period (call) as scheduled by OPERA THEATRE or the number of hours of service provided during that call, whichever is greater.
