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Working Conditions on Tours and Runouts a) On tours of: i) One week or less, no more than six (6) concerts will be scheduled on tour in any seven (7) day period and there may be no more than six (6) consecutive working days and/or travel days without a day off. There may, however, be rehearsals on tour in addition to concerts. ii) Eight (8) days or more, the Centre may not schedule more than five (5) consecutive travel/concert days without a day off immediately following. On all tours no more than six (6) concerts will be scheduled in a week in addition to any rehearsals provided for in Articles 7.02 (g) (ii) and (iii). b) There will be no travel on a day off except with the approval of the Musicians through the Orchestra Committee. c) No departure on any day of a tour shall start before 9:00 a.m. unless absolutely necessary because of commercial schedules. The spread of travel and/or services shall not exceed a fourteen (14) hour limit on any day. d) Every reasonable measure will be taken to ensure that the Musicians return to Ottawa by 1:30 a.m. on the last day of a tour or runout. When the Musicians return later than this, they will be paid overtime to be computed in thirty (30) minute segments except in cases beyond the reasonable control of the Centre, such as Acts of God. e) Except with prior permission of the Musicians through the Orchestra Committee, no travel shall take place after an evening concert (except on runouts). f) Any rehearsal or matinee performance on tour shall end at least three (3) hours prior to the commencement of an evening performance, except when the hall is not available at times which would make this possible or in the case of acoustic rehearsals. These exceptions would involve prior consultation with the Orchestra Committee. g) i) Matinee performances on the same day as an evening concert will not exceed one hour.
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Working Conditions on Tours and Runouts a) On tours of: i) One week or less, no more than six (6) concerts will be scheduled on tour in any seven (7) day period and there may be no more than six (6) consecutive working days and/or travel days without a day off. There may, however, be rehearsals on tour in addition to concerts. ii) Eight (8) days or more, the Centre may not schedule more than five
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