Seniority Minimum - Rehearsal and Performance Weeks Sample Clauses

Seniority Minimum - Rehearsal and Performance Weeks. (1) In addition to any minimum compensation provided for in this Agreement, the EMPLOYER agrees to pay to an ARTIST in the employ of the EMPLOYER at least $10 per week per year of seniority for the appropriate number of years of seniority, as defined hereafter, achieved by the ARTIST as of the effective date of employment. (2) An ARTIST earns a year of seniority in any 52-week period during which he has been employed not less than 20 weeks, whether or not continuous, or For the purpose of determining eligibility of the ARTIST to any of the seniority compensation provided for above, an ARTIST shall be required to have been employed by the EMPLOYER not less than twenty (20) weeks (not necessarily continuous) or for all of the employment provided by the EMPLOYER in any fifty-two (52) weeks preceding the effective date of the Standard Artist's Contract for Employment contract. Similarly, in order to be entitled to seniority compensation for more than one (1) year, such ARTIST shall be required to have been in the employ of the EMPLOYER not less than twenty (20) weeks (not necessarily continuous), or for all of the employment provided by the EMPLOYER in fifty-two (52) weeks in any additional one (1), two (2), or three (3) years preceding the fifty-two (52) weeks provided for in the preceding sentence. (3) Any ARTIST who is signed to a Standard Artist's Contract for Employment after the effective date of this Master Agreement shall have his/her seniority compensation computed on the basis of the provisions contained herein. Any ARTIST who is unable to fulfill his/her full year of contractual service in a particular season due to sustaining a debilitating illness or injury shall have that season counted toward the calculation of seniority and exit pay/severance compensation to which he/she may be entitled as provided for herein.
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Seniority Minimum - Rehearsal and Performance Weeks. (1) The EMPLOYER agrees to pay to an ARTIST in the employ of the EMPLOYER for the appropriate period of time as defined hereafter prior to the effective date of employment the following compensation in addition to any minimum compensation provided for in this agreement: Additional Compensation Years of Employment 1st year Seniority # 0 Per Employment Week no additional compensation 2 through 4 1 - 3 $8.00 per week per year 5 or more 4 and up $9.00per week per year For example, an ARTIST with nine (9) years' seniority (or 10 years of employment) with the EMPLOYER would receive $78.00 per week. (2) For the purpose of determining eligibility of the ARTIST to any of the seniority compensation provided for above, and ARTIST shall be required to have been employed by the EMPLOYER not less than twenty (20) weeks (not necessarily continuous) or for all of the employment provided by the EMPLOYER in any fifty-two (52) weeks preceding the effective date of the Individual Artist Agreement for Employment. Years with EMPLOYER qualifying for seniority need not be consecutive. (3) For the purposes of determining eligibility of the ARTIST to any of the seniority compensation provided for above, an ARTIST who is engaged by the EMPLOYER after having served two (2) years as a CB2, Trainee, or other capacity with the Second Company shall be deemed to have earned one (1) year of seniority.
Seniority Minimum - Rehearsal and Performance Weeks. The Employer agrees to pay the seniority minimums set forth in Paragraph 15 to an Artist who has been in the employ of the Employer for the appropriate period of time as defined hereinafter prior to the effective date of their employment in addition to any minimum compensation provided for in this Agreement. This weekly seniority pay shall begin after one (1) year of employment and shall be paid for each year of employment.
Seniority Minimum - Rehearsal and Performance Weeks. (1) The EMPLOYER agrees to pay to an ARTIST no less than the following compensation in addition to any minimum compensation provided for in this agreement: “After one (1) year, $10.00 per week.” (2) For the purpose of determining eligibility of the ARTIST to any of the seniority compensation provided for above, an ARTIST shall be required to have been employed by the EMPLOYER not less than one-third (1/3) the guaranteed employment work weeks (not necessarily continuous) in any contract year.

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