Service Length Sample Clauses

Service Length. The services set out in this document are assumed to run from 1st September 2016 to 31st August 2017. Academies indicating they wish to use any of the services described are assumed to require them for the full duration of the service length. Should variations to this be required they should be discussed in the first instance with the Service Delivery & Assurance Manager (EDIT) at the earliest possible convenience. EDIT will always attempt to accommodate reasonable requests but schools may be liable to the full amount payable unless prior arrangements have been agreed.
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Service Length. The re-employment term shall be for a minimum of one complete contract year before eligibility for severance is established, subject to the conditions of this Article.
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Service Length. (a) On a one-rehearsal day, the minimum call for a rehearsal is 3 hours, except that the minimum call for a Sitzprobe is 2.5 hours. (b) On a day with more than one rehearsal, the combined paid duration of the rehearsals must total at least 5 hours, and the minimum call for each rehearsal is 2 hours. (c) On a performance day, the maximum rehearsal length shall be 3 hours, and Choristers will not be required to be in costumes/wigs/makeup for the rehearsal. The applicable overtime rates will apply for services after 6 hours in a day. (d) Choristers shall be paid for rehearsals in excess of the above minimum calls in minimum increments of ¼ hour at the applicable hourly rate. Choristers performing a second performance in a day will receive performance overtime after 6 hours of service in a day, in addition to otherwise applicable overtime rates. (e) There shall be no more than 2½ hours break between any two services scheduled on the same day, except that, once per season, the Company may schedule up to 3 hours between two services without additional pay on that occasion. On all other occasions, if the Company schedules more than 2½ hours between any two services, it shall pay Choristers the time exceeding 2½ hours at the regular rehearsal rate. (1) For all Choristers, the performance call end time is defined as the later of 3½ hours after the start of the Chorister’s performance call or the time any post-performance duties for Company (including undressing/makeup removal) have been completed. The start of the Chorister’s performance call shall be the earlier of the actual call time or the start time on the version of the schedule that exists on the 65th day before the first performance. (f) The minimum performance fees shall apply to any individual Chorister only when such Chorister's total performance call does not exceed 3½ hours in length, including any pre-performance call (e.g., the required dressing/makeup call) and any post- performance duties for Company, including undressing/makeup removal. (1) In case of any longer performance call for any Chorister, Company shall pay such Chorister additional compensation at a rate of 1/12 of the otherwise applicable minimum performance fee for each 15 minutes, or portion thereof, by which such Chorister's total performance call exceeds 3½ hours. However, undressing/make- up removal time shall be compensated at ¼ the Chorister’s hourly rehearsal rate.
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Service Length. 9.3.1 The standard length of each service shall be two and a half (2 ½) hours. The maximum length of a Mainstage concert performance shall be three (3) hours, subject to the exigencies of such performances. 9.3.2 Notwithstanding Section 9.03.01, the length of service for the two rehearsals immediately prior to each Mainstage concert shall be three (3) hours. These two rehearsals are normally the Friday night and Saturday morning rehearsals. 9.3.3 Notwithstanding Section 9.03.01, the length of Outreach Services shall be a maximum of ninety minutes. 9.3.4 Notwithstanding Section 9.3.1, the length of a Reception/Background Service shall a maximum of three (3) hours, with three twenty (20) minute breaks. 9.3.5 Core Musicians shall be at the place of rehearsal or performance at least fifteen
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