PERFORMERS’ COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEEN:Performers’ Collective Agreement • June 23rd, 2022
What is the Performers Collective Agreement?Performers Collective Agreement • August 7th, 2023
The Performers Collective Agreement (PCA) is an industry framework agreement that sets out wage rates and conditions of employment for performers in the live performance industry. It is then used by different employers in their individual workplace or productions.
The Performers’ Collective AgreementPerformers’ Collective Agreement • September 17th, 2015
The Performers’ Collective Agreement 2011-2013 provides working conditions for performers engaged in live theatre productions. This summary relates to the standard PCA. Please note that for some productions variations to the PCA are negotiated, so it is always wise to ring the Equity office to check if you are not sure. Equity PCA contracts should be used for all live performance work. The standard contract for weekly engagement is at the back of the full version of the Performers’ Collective Agreement.
ContractPerformers Collective Agreement • December 19th, 2017
Performers Collective Agreement (Theatre) Engaged by the Week Performers (no Sunday/one Sunday show) $1,145.70/$1,191.20 Opera Principal (no Sunday/one Sunday show) $1,196.00/$1,243.50 Engaged Casually – Per Performance (3 hour call) Performers $238.69 Opera $249.17 Variety $286.43 Supernumeraries $112.98 Engaged Casually – Rehearsal Hourly – 2 hr min call $53.45 per hour Allowances Call MEAA MemberCentral
What is the Performers Collective Agreement?Performers Collective Agreement • February 12th, 2024
The Performers Collective Agreement (PCA) is an industry framework agreement that sets out wage rates and conditions of employment for performers in the live performance industry. It is then used by different employers in their individual workplace or productions.
SCHEDULE 5Performers Collective Agreement • February 19th, 2021
Performers’ Collective Agreement 2024Performers’ Collective Agreement • August 12th, 2024
MATTERS AGREED 1. Drafting Update references from him/her to their or employees. Update reference to Live Performance Award 2020 (not 2010). Change the layout and order of PCA for ease of reading; full plain English re-write. 2. Allowances – table DAll allowances to increase from 1 July each year in accordance with Schedule 1 wages. 3. Allowances – table ETouring, meals, and incidentals allowances to continue to increase in accordance with movements in the CPI sub- index group as provided in the Live Performance Award 2020. (Table E line CPI sub-index group as provided in the Live Performance Award 2020.) 4. Musical Instrument Upkeep FeeUpkeep fee for a performer who is directed to supply their own instrument: $1.90 per instrument per call $4.99 supply of harp per call $12.99 supply of percussion kit per week 5. Lay-off Lay-off is applicable on commencement of employment when the period of employment is expected to run for six months (i.e. lay-off weeks does not have to be accru
ContractPerformers Collective Agreement • July 15th, 2019
Performers Collective Agreement (Theatre) Engaged by the Week Performers (no Sunday/one Sunday show) $1,145.70/$1,191.20 Opera Principal (no Sunday/one Sunday show) $1,196.00/$1,243.50 Engaged Casually – Per Performance (3 hour call) Performers $238.69 Opera $249.17 Variety $286.43 Supernumeraries $112.98 Engaged Casually – Rehearsal Hourly – 2 hr min call $53.45 per hour Allowances Call MEAA MemberCentral
