Work Guarantee. Department does not guarantee, either expressly or by implication, that any work or services will be required under this Preconstruction Services Contract nor shall Department be required to enter into any Construction Contract as a result of this Preconstruction Services Contract.
Work Guarantee. 12.1. Consultant guarantees that the Work conforms to the standards and criteria established in this Agreement and its authorized Service Work Order(s). If the Judicial Council identifies defects or deficiencies in the Work, Consultant shall, at the Judicial Council’s sole option, remedy the defects and/or deficiencies to the satisfaction of the Judicial Council. Consultant shall have a period of ten (10) Business Days to provide a cure following receipt of a written communication from the Judicial Council’s Project Manager informing Consultant of the existence of a defect or deficiency. In no event shall the Judicial Council be responsible for any costs or expenses incurred by Consultant to remedy any such defect(s) or deficiency(ies).
12.2. Consultant guarantees that the Work will be performed / provided in accordance with the schedule or within the dates specified in Service Work Orders.
12.3. Consultant guarantees that the Work will be performed in accordance with all applicable laws, codes, and rules as set forth by Authorities Having Jurisdiction. If a permit is to be procured for the Project, Consultant shall submit all required documentation to the satisfaction of the permitting agency.
Work Guarantee. 12.1. Consultant guarantees that the Work conforms to the standards and criteria established in this Agreement and its authorized Service Work Order(s). If the Judicial Council identifies defect(s) or deficiencies in the Work Consultant shall, at the Judicial Council’s sole option, remedy the defect(s) and/or deficiencies to the satisfaction of the Judicial Council. Consultant shall have a period of ten (10) Business Days following receipt of a written communication from the Judicial Council’s Project Manager informing Consultant of the existence of a defect or deficiency, in which to provide a cure. In no event shall the Judicial Council be responsible for any costs or expenses incurred by Consultant to remedy any such defect(s) or deficiency(ies).
12.2. Consultant guarantees that the Work will be performed / provided in accordance with the schedule or within the dates specified in Service Work Order(s).
12.3. Consultant guarantees that the Work will be performed in accordance with all applicable laws, codes, and rules as set forth by Authorities Having Jurisdiction. If a permit is to be procured for the Project, Consultant shall submit all required documentation to the satisfaction of the permitting agency.
Work Guarantee. 1. Each member of the basic orchestra will be guaranteed a minimum of; 104 services for the 2004/2005 season, 106 services for the 2005/2006 season and 120 services for the 2006/2007 season. For services which the musician plays, he will receive basic scale plus any applicable premiums. For services which form part of the guarantee but which the musician does not play because his instrument is not required, the musicians will receive basic scale only.
2. The services used to calculate the Guarantee shall occur in no more than 22 non-consecutive weeks and shall relate to the COC’s mainstage opera productions.
3. Musicians whose remuneration for mainstage services does not reach the Guarantee can be assigned at the COC’s discretion to other activities (for example: Operamania, concerts, Composer-in-Residence operas, tours, fundraising events, outreach and education events) until the Guarantee has been reached. Any services beyond that are paid in addition and at the musician’s regular rate. The guarantee services can be used for projects in which the COC has financial or artistic participation. Projects in which the COC does not have financial or artistic participation may be eligible towards the guarantee calculation only if they have sufficient artistic or promotional merit. It is understood that musicians cannot be assigned to non-musical activities as part of their guarantee commitment. Concerns about the use of the Guarantee can be referred to the Joint Committee.
4. Each member of the basic orchestra may be engaged to perform services in positions other than his or her contracted position pursuant to Article 2A and these services shall count towards the guarantee calculation. This provision is not intended to cause a demotion.
5. If for any reason other than paid sick leave and paid personal emergency leave the musician is absent or released from any of the services used to calculate the Guarantee, the Guarantee for that musician will be reduced by the value of those missed services.
6. There shall be a total of no less than 46 rehearsals per 7-opera season and no less than 39 rehearsals per 6-opera season. These rehearsal services may be allocated to individual operas as required.
7. An extra musician engaged to play on stage or backstage only shall be guaranteed no less than two (2) rehearsal services, one of which shall be a dress rehearsal.
Work Guarantee. 1. Each member of the basic orchestra will be guaranteed a minimum of 104 services for each of the 2001/2002, 2002/2003 and 2003/2004 seasons. For services which the musician plays, he will receive basic scale plus any applicable premiums. For services which form part of the guarantee but which the musician does not play because his instrument is not required, the musicians will receive basic scale only.
2. The services used to calculate the Guarantee shall occur in no more than 20 non-consecutive weeks and shall relate to the company’s mainstage opera productions.
3. Musicians whose remuneration for mainstage services does not reach the Guarantee can be assigned at the Company’s discretion to other activities (for example: Operamania, concerts, Composer-in-Residence operas, tours, fundraising events, outreach and education events) until the Guarantee has been reached. Any services beyond that are paid in addition and at the musician’s regular rate. The guarantee services can be used for projects in which the Company has financial or artistic participation. Projects in which the Company does not have financial or artistic participation may be eligible towards the guarantee calculation only if they have sufficient artistic or promotional merit. It is understood that musicians cannot be assigned to non-musical activities as part of their guarantee commitment. Concerns about the use of the Guarantee can be referred to the Joint Committee.
4. Each member of the basic orchestra may be engaged to perform services in positions other than his or her contracted position pursuant to Article 2A and these services shall count towards the guarantee calculation. This provision is not intended to cause a demotion.
5. If for any reason other than paid sick leave and paid personal emergency leave the musician is absent or released from any of the services used to calculate the Guarantee, the Guarantee for that musician will be reduced by the value of those missed services.
6. There shall be a total of no less than 46 rehearsals per 7-opera season and no less than 39 rehearsals per 6-opera season. These rehearsal services may be allocated to individual operas as required.
7. An extra musician engaged to play on stage or backstage only shall be guaranteed no less than two (2) rehearsal services, one of which shall be a dress rehearsal.
Work Guarantee. A. Foodservice personnel shall not be expected to report to work, but shall be paid their normal daily rate of pay on days that school is canceled due to inclement weather, provided the canceled days are not rescheduled.
B. When individual school cafeterias are closed on official student attendance days, foodservice personnel shall be permitted to work their normal shift and receive their normal rate of pay. Such time shall be devoted to extra cleaning and organizing activities.
C. A foodservice worker shall be employed when a kitchen is being used for banquets, fund raising meals, etc. Such extra work opportunities shall be assigned on a rotational basis by building with the approval of the Superintendent. It shall be the responsibility of the Association to maintain the rotation schedule.
Work Guarantee. An employee who reports for work at the start of the standard work week shall be guaranteed full pay for the balance of the standard work week. The forty-eight (48) hours notice of lay-off provided in the Seniority Section of this Agreement shall take precedence when an employee is laid off.
Work Guarantee. Employees required to report for work will be granted at least two (2) hours' work or pay in lieu thereof.
Work Guarantee. Employees required to report to work will be guaranteed at least four (4) hours pay except for emergency drills or inservice education. The foregoing provision shall not apply to any employee who prefers to work less than four (4) hours. When required to attend inservice or emergency drills outside of scheduled work hours, employees will receive one (1) hour’s pay plus pay for time spent at the applicable rate of pay. Inservice does not include required Nurse’s Aide course.
Work Guarantee. Employees who are required to and report for work will be guaranteed at least two (2) hours worked for shifts of five (S) hours or less, or at least four (4) hours worked for shifts of longer than five (5) hours. The foregoing shall not apply to any employee who chooses or volunteers to work less than the applicable amount identified above. These minimums shall not apply to in-service or training meetings.
