SCOPE AND JURISDICTION. Section 1. This Agreement shall apply to and cover all employees in the titles of Theatre Technician, Theatre Technician Specialist, and Lead Theatre Technician. This Agreement will cover the work performed by employees in the aforementioned CUNY titles (“bargaining unit”), as specifically set forth in their respective job specifications. Section 2. It is understood and agreed that this Agreement does not apply to or cover any current or future work performed as part of the academic mission of the University. Notwithstanding, such work may be assigned to bargaining unit employees at the discretion of the respective college’s performing arts center’s management.
(a) Bargaining unit employees may operate rental equipment, or other non-house equipment, except where a rental company requires as a condition of renting equipment the use of its own employees. Local One recognizes the right of a traveling stage crew to work on equipment that the crew brings into the theatre.
(b) It is understood that this Agreement shall not apply to the use, by a lessee of the theatre, of its own technical staff to load in, set up, and operate production equipment. In such cases, appropriate supervision shall be assigned.
(c) It is understood that this Agreement shall not apply to load in, set up, or operation of theatrical equipment by an artist or performer, where visual projection or audio presentation is the art or performance, or where an integral part of the performance may be set up by, and/or moved by an artist or performer in preparation for or during a performance.
SCOPE AND JURISDICTION. It is agreed that the Employer shall hire workers supplied by Local 16, regardless of venue, to perform all work that is by custom and practice performed by technicians under the jurisdiction of Local 16, including, but not limited to, general carpentry, ground cover for arena and stadium events including terraplast, plywood, tarps or any other cover that may be developed in the future, theater maintenance, construction and assembly of scenery and stages, properties, stage lighting, room lighting and associated electrical work, generator set up and operation, power distribution, all rigging, video, ENG and studio production, sound, laser, electronic recording, graphics presentation, and projection, including slide, video and motion picture projection, and any other work described in EXHIBIT A. It is further agreed that the installation, operation and removal of computers that stand alone, are networked together or that are used for the operation, control or interfacing of any electrical, projection, audio or video equipment is work performed by technicians under the jurisdiction of Local 16. It is further agreed that the Employer may utilize Local 16 technicians to layout, test, package, and prepare equipment as needed for specific shows. All such Local 16 personnel working on such a job will be covered by the wages and conditions of this CBA.
SCOPE AND JURISDICTION. Power distribution for arena, stadium, and outdoor events. All installation, cabling, and operation of mobile power generators.
SCOPE AND JURISDICTION. The Company is authorized to engage in all business permitted by the Law. If the Company qualifies to do business in a foreign jurisdiction, then it may transact all business permitted in that jurisdiction. There is no jurisdictional restriction upon the property or activity of the Company.
SCOPE AND JURISDICTION. The scope of this Agreement applies to persons who are employed by the Employer to perform work covered under this Agreement, including but not limited to all Scenic Designers, Costume Designers, Lighting Designers, Sound Designers, Projection Designers, and all categories of Assistant Designers.
SCOPE AND JURISDICTION. Unless expressly between the Parties no term of this agreement is enforceable pursuant to the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 by any person who is not a party to it
SCOPE AND JURISDICTION. A. The scope of this Agreement applies to persons who are employed by the Employer to perform work covered under this Agreement including but not limited to all Scenic Designers, Costume Designers, Lighting Designers, Sound Designers, Projection Designers, and all categories of Assistant Designers.
B. This agreement does NOT apply to Commercial Touring Productions or to any production that is covered by a Union collective bargaining agreement. Please call the New York office for information and/or the appropriate contract.
SCOPE AND JURISDICTION. 1. This Agreement shall apply and cover all Professional Technicians and Stage Employees who are members of, or are represented by I.A.T.S.E. Local 665 (the “UNION”) whose classifications are set forth herein, and who are employed by “TMR EVENTS – XXX XX., LLC.” (the “COMPANY”) to provide services in performance related activities under the control of the Company, and under the jurisdiction of the Union, within the areas of carpentry, rigging, property, electric, sound, video, projection, pyrotechnic, wardrobe, makeup and hair for those events presented or otherwise produced by the Company within the State of Hawai‘i for the term of the agreement.
2. The terms and conditions shall be in effect from “FEBRUARY 01, 2023” through “DECEMBER 31, 2025.”
3. Work to be performed under the jurisdiction of I.A.T.S.E. Local 665 shall include that work done by Stagehands who are bargaining unit employees represented by Local 665, while they are employed by the Company to perform services such as: Take-in and take-out of theatrical scenery, props, costumes and effects; operation of lighting, video & sound equipment; the handling of properties, wardrobe & scenery or other functions as may be described herein.
4. This Agreement covers the following Classifications:
SCOPE AND JURISDICTION. A. The scope of this Agreement applies to persons who are employed by the Employer to perform work covered under this Agreement including but not limited to all Scenic Designers, Costume Designers, Lighting Designers, Sound Designers, Projection Designers, and all categories of Assistant Designers.
B. This Agreement does NOT apply to Commercial Touring Productions. If a tour is governed by the AEA Production Contract (including Tiered Touring) or the AEA SET Contract, then this Agreement shall be superseded and the applicable Union Agreement shall prevail. Please call the National Office for information and/or the appropriate contract.
SCOPE AND JURISDICTION a) This Agreement constitutes the understanding of the parties with respect to the management of the Exhibition Tour by the Touring Agency.
b) Variations to this Agreement may be made at any time provided that those variations are acceptable to both parties and are in writing and signed by both parties.
c) This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws of New South Wales.
d) Neither party may legally bind the other to any agreement or arrangement with a third party unless with the prior written approval of the other party.
