SAFEKEEPING OF VALUABLES Sample Clauses

SAFEKEEPING OF VALUABLES. The EMPLOYER shall provide a strong box to be kept by a responsible staff member of the company for storing of ARTISTS' money and other valuables during all performances and dress rehearsals. The EMPLOYER will not, however, assume liability for items placed in the strong box for safekeeping, and ARTISTS shall be responsible for retrieving money and other valuables.
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SAFEKEEPING OF VALUABLES. The EMPLOYER shall provide a valuables bag to be kept by a responsible staff member of the company for storing of ARTISTS' money and other valuables during all performances and Technical and/or Dress Rehearsals. The EMPLOYER will not, however, assume liability for items placed in the strong box for safekeeping, and ARTISTS shall be responsible for retrieving money and other valuables.
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SAFEKEEPING OF VALUABLES. It is not advisable to keep large amounts of money or valuables in the apartment. If something is missing, it should be reported immediately to the Housing Director and the local police. Staff will initiate a missing item report. The facility is not responsible for missing valuable items, loss of property, or cash belonging to the resident.
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SAFEKEEPING OF VALUABLES. The ATLANTA BALLET shall provide a strong box to be kept by a responsible staff member of The ATLANTA BALLET storing of ARTISTS' money and other valuables during all performances and Dress Rehearsals. The ATLANTA BALLET will not, however, assume liability for items placed in the strong box for safekeeping, and ARTISTS shall be responsible for retrieving money and other valuables.
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SAFEKEEPING OF VALUABLES. ‌ The EMPLOYER agrees to establish a system for storing of money and other valuables during Dress Rehearsals and Performances. The system may vary from location to location and shall be designed and established in consultation with the Joint Committee. Except as to items stored in lockers at the Ballet Center, the EMPLOYER will assume liability for items stored for safekeeping, and ARTISTs shall be responsible for retrieving money and other valuables.
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