Contract 2012-2015 - American Guild of Musical Artists
Contract 2012-2015 - American Guild of Musical Artists
Contract 2012-2015 - American Guild of Musical Artists
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B. COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS<br />
Employer will supply each Artist with ten (10) complimentary tickets, in addition to one<br />
(1) complimentary ticket for opening night, for New York City Center season. On tour,<br />
Employer will make best efforts to supply each Artist with one (1) pair <strong>of</strong> complimentary tickets<br />
for each local series <strong>of</strong> performances when tickets are available.<br />
C. BENEFIT PERFORMANCE<br />
The Employer and <strong>Artists</strong> will establish a jointly administered “Ailey Dancers’ Resource<br />
Fund.” Ten (10%) percent <strong>of</strong> the net proceeds for one public performance, selected by the<br />
Company, during each New York season shall be contributed to said Fund for the benefit <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Artists</strong>. The Dancer’s Fund Night will include at least one new repertory piece. It is understood<br />
and agreed that AGMA assumes no responsibility or liability for said Fund.<br />
D. INDEMNIFICATION<br />
The Employer retains the exclusive responsibility to provide a safe and healthful<br />
workplace, and is exclusively liable under its Workers’ Compensation Insurance Policy and<br />
indemnifies and holds AGMA harmless in the event <strong>of</strong> job-related injuries, illnesses or deaths,<br />
which come there under.<br />
E. WORK POLICY<br />
Students shall not be cast in leading dancing roles. The Employer will advise all guest<br />
choreographers <strong>of</strong> this provision.<br />
F. PHYSICAL THERAPIST<br />
Employer will provide and pay for at least one experienced Physical Therapist during<br />
New York City Season and while on tour. The Physical Therapist will be contracted to work on<br />
<strong>Artists</strong> and Stage Managers at least five (5) hours a day. In case <strong>of</strong> two (2) performance days,<br />
the Physical Therapist is contracted to work at least two (2) hours before matinees, and three (3)<br />
hours before evening performances. In case <strong>of</strong> performance days that consist <strong>of</strong> miniperformances,<br />
the Physical Therapist will still be expected to fulfill a five (5) hour day in a room<br />
provided backstage. If AGMA delegates, after consulting with a majority <strong>of</strong> the Dancers, advise<br />
that they want a Physical Therapist replaced, it will not be unreasonably denied by the Employer.<br />
Physical Therapist will schedule 30 minute, 20 minute, and 15 appointments within each<br />
5 hours day.<br />
G. FORCE MAJEURE<br />
This Agreement and every contract entered into between the Employer and any Artist<br />
shall be deemed to contain the following provisions:<br />
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