Excess of Span Sample Clauses

Excess of Span. Overtime for work in excess of the stage management working day per Clause 63:18(A) is calculated at the rate(s) provided in 63:19(C). If the span of the day exceeds 13 (thirteen) hours, additional work will be compensated at a rate of twenty-eight dollars ($28.00) per half hour (½) or part thereof. Payments provided for meal (Clause 63:19(G)) and rest (Clause 63:19(F)) infringements are, if applicable, in addition to payments contained in Clauses 63:19 (C) and this Clause 63:19(E).
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Excess of Span. If Stage Management’s working day exceeds a span of thirteen (13) hours, a premium rate of thirty-six dollars and twenty-five cents ($36.25) per half-hour or part thereof will apply. Payments provided for meal and rest infringements are, if applicable, in addition to payments required by this Clause.
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Excess of Span. If Stage Management's working day exceeds a span of thirteen (13) hours, a premium rate of three dollars ($33.00) per half-hour or part thereof will apply. Payments provided for meal and rest infringements are, if applicable, in addition to payments required by this Clause. The Stage Manager holds a position of supervisory responsibility and, as such, may exercise discretion in arranging work. Such discretion shall be exercised by the Stage Manager, after consultation with the The Stage Manager may be required to attend production meetings that involve the discussion of elements of the production, which directly affect the duties and responsibilities of stage management. Stage management personnel shall be covered by extraordinary risk insurance for the term of engagements whenever a production utilizes moving or flying set pieces. Any overtime incurred by extending the preparation time beyond the limits set out in Clause and any overtime which would result from other Stage Management scheduling decisions, must be approved by the designated representative. If the designated representative is not available for such approval, and the working of such overtime is paramount to safety, travel schedule or the efficient running of the production, such overtime may be approved at the discretion of the Stage Manager, in which case the Stage Manager shall inform the designated representative of such overtime in a timely fashion.
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Excess of Span. If Stage Management’s working day exceeds a span of thirteen (13) hours, a premium rate of thirty-six dollars and twenty-five cents ($36.25) per half-hour or part thereof will apply. Payments provided for meal and rest infringements are, if applicable, addition to payments required by this Clause. The Stage Manager holds a position of supervisory responsibility and, as such, may exercise discretion in arranging work. Such discretion shall be exercised by the Stage Manager, after consultation with the The Stage Manager may be required to attend production meetings that involve the discussion of elements of the production, which directly affect the duties and responsibilities of stage management. Stage management personnel shall be covered by extraordinary risk insurance for the term of engagements whenever a production utilizes moving or flying set pieces. Stage Management Overtime Approval Any overtime incurred by extending the preparation time beyond the limits set out in Clause and any overtime which would result from other Stage Management scheduling decisions, must be approved by the designated representative. If the designated representative is not available for such approval, and the working of such overtime is paramount to safety, travel schedule or the efficient running of the production, such overtime may be approved at the discretion of the Stage Manager, in which case the Stage Manager shall inform the designated representative of such overtime in a timely fashion. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES MANAGEMENT The duties and responsibilities of stage management will be determined by the in consultation with Stage Management based of the needs of each individual production. Examples of stage management duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following: Organize rehearsals and with staff and schedule rehearsal calls. Assemble and maintain a prompt book, which is the property of the Work with the Stage Director, if one is engaged for the production, and coordinate and communicate with the heads of all other departments rehearsals and During the rehearsal period communicate with the designated representative about running times and any problems in the artistic or technical elements of the production. During performance this communication must be written and filed with the designated representative in a form designated by the National Arts Centre Special Events Agreement Page This communication shall be treated as confidential by th...
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