Common use of SCOPE AND JURISDICTION Clause in Contracts

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. 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 operaDRAFT te 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.