Swing Sample Clauses

Swing. ‌ A "Swing" is a non performing Artist who has been contracted for a production to cover more than one (1) role or track with the majority of roles being ensemble or chorus tracks. Notwithstanding the above the Artist may provide atmosphere and background in the production provided the actions can be cut without replacement. They may speak in unison or have unscripted lines and perform limited song and dance sequences in a crowd scene but may not move a prop or set piece outside of understudy tracks. Additionally, a Swing may be required to sing offstage.

Swing. (Second) Shift is defined as a work schedule where fifty (50) percent or more of the assigned hours per day are after 3:00 p.m. Employees who work this shift shall be compensated an additional five (5) percent for all hours worked during the shift.

Swing. In a production with Chorus: (1) A full swing shall be employed and signed to a Chorus contract if seven or more Chorus are employed in the production. Said swing shall be employed as of the first paid public performance. (2) If there are six or fewer Chorus in a production, then the following shall apply: A member of the Chorus shall be designated to swing one or more numbers in the production and shall receive no less than $7.50 per week in addition to the Chorus person's weekly contractual salary for each assignment;

Swing. (1) A full Swing (i.e., a non-performing member of Chorus who Swings all or fewer than all Chorus performing in Chorus numbers in the production) of each gender must be employed not later than two weeks prior to the first paid public performance. In all tours, the full Swing shall be employed from the first day of rehearsal. In all instances, the Swing shall be signed to a Swing singer and/or dancer Chorus contract at the time of assignment or employment. Until four weeks after the first paid public performance, Producer reserves the right to reassign full Swing duties to another member of the Chorus who may accept or reject such assignment. Acceptance of such Swing assignment may not be a condition of continued employment in the production. (2) The need for and employment of additional full Swings shall be subject to negotiation between Equity and the League at Equity's instance. A committee consisting of two representatives of Actors' Equity, and two representatives of the League, none affiliated with the production, shall meet to determine such need. In rendering such determination, Equity representatives and the League representatives shall each cast one vote. Unanimous opinion shall be binding on the League and Equity. Failing unanimity, the matter may be taken to expeditious grievance and expeditious arbitration by either party. (3) The Producer and Equity shall be provided with a weekly report from the Stage Manager on the approved form detailing for each performance: the number of performers absent, the reason they were absent, the number of performers who covered for the absent performers, and the number of roles or tracks that were altered or uncovered. (4) A Swing may be required to attend understudy rehearsals provided that Swing rehearses only those functions for which Swing is contracted. (5) No Swing shall be permitted to perform for more than three consecutive weeks for any one Chorus, except in the case of sickness, injury, or disability in which event the period shall be four consecutive weeks. (6) A full Swing shall be paid not less than 5% of actor minimum (as stated in Rule 63(A)) per week above minimum salary in addition to all other increments required by the Agreement. (See Appendix A for compensation chart.)

Swing. A " Swing" is an Artist who has been contracted solely to understudy more than one role.

Swing. The working force on the day shift shall alternate with the working force on the afternoon on a basis as agreed upon by the Company and the Union.

Swing. A full Swing is a non-performing member of Chorus who Swings all or fewer than all Chorus performing in Chorus numbers in the production. A Partial Swing is a member of the Chorus who is designated to Swing a Chorus number in a production and is not hired solely as a full Swing performer.

Swing. REFUND 6.01(c)...........FAIL.OBSERVE 2.17(h)..........PURCH SWING LOAN 6.01(d)..............FAIL.PERF 2.18.....................STOP.ISS 6.01(e).........

Swing. When an exporting country transfers part of a quota from one product to another restrained product. - is a special kind of harmonizing method. It uses a single mathematical formula to produce (1) a narrow range of final tariff rates from a wide set of initial tariffs and (2) a maximum final rate, no matter how high the original tariff was. Usually the required cuts are then divided into equal annual steps. The formula was proposed by Switzerland in the 1973–79 Tokyo Round negotiations. A key feature is a number, which is negotiated and plugged into the formula. It is known as a "coefficient" ("A" in the formula below). This also determines the maximum final tariff rate. The formula: Z = AX/(A+X) where: X = initial tariff rate A = coefficient and maximum final tariff rate Z = resulting lower tariff rate (end of period) (from Xxxxxx Xxxxx: "Dictionary of Trade Policy Terms", Centre for International Economic Studies, University of Adelaide ) - Commitment not to increase a rate of duty beyond an agreed level. Once a rate of duty is bound, it may not be raised without compensating the affected parties. - Higher import duties on semi-processed products than on raw materials, and higher still on finished products. This practice protects domestic processing industries and discourages the development of processing activity in the countries where raw materials originate. - Relatively high tariffs, usually on "sensitive" products, amidst generally low tariff levels. For industrialised countries, tariffs of 15 % and above are generally recognised as "tariff peaks".

Swing. Xxxxxx – Acciona The leakage detection is based on 3 different algorithms, whose combination results in a possible conclusion that there has been some water leakage within the demonstration site network.