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Agreement - Teamsters Local 399

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Producer will not unreasonably refuse to grant such leaves of absence<br />

for good cause, provided the employee’s services can be reasonably<br />

spared. All such requests for leaves of absence will be in writing. No<br />

such leave of absence will be extended beyond six (6) months, except<br />

for compelling reasons. An employee hereunder shall not be granted a<br />

leave of absence for the purposes of accepting employment with another<br />

employer in the motion picture production industry in a job classification<br />

covered by this <strong>Agreement</strong>, unless such action is mutually acceptable to<br />

the Producer, the employee, and the Union.<br />

57. Non-Discrimination<br />

The parties agree to continue to comply with all applicable federal<br />

and state laws relating to non-discriminatory employment practices.<br />

Disputes arising under this provision are not subject to the<br />

provisions of Article 7, “Grievance and Arbitration Procedure;” such<br />

disputes are instead subject to non-binding mediation.<br />

58. Documentaries, Industrials and Educational<br />

The Producers and the Basic Crafts will continue to negotiate in<br />

order to arrive at a separate agreement regarding the making of<br />

documentaries, educationals and industrials.<br />

59. Contracted Equipment or Services<br />

When the Producer enters into a rental or a lease for equipment for<br />

use in the studio and in the thirteen western states (Alaska, Arizona,<br />

California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico,<br />

Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming) and the western Canadian<br />

provinces of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan, of<br />

independent outside contractor’s equipment and drivers or operators for<br />

such equipment (which equipment would otherwise be operated by<br />

employees subject to this <strong>Agreement</strong>), the following conditions shall<br />

prevail:<br />

(a) The Producer shall give the Union an opportunity to discuss<br />

the matter before making a contract.<br />

(b) The Producer shall not contract out any work covered<br />

hereunder which, as a matter of Producer’s historical custom and<br />

practice, has been performed by persons covered hereunder to any<br />

individual, firm, partnership or corporation, which work would<br />

otherwise be performed by available, qualified personnel subject to this<br />

<strong>Agreement</strong>, without first discussing the matter with the Union.<br />

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