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Contract 2007-2011 - American Guild of Musical Artists

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(d) If the Artist shall be required to rehearse in excess <strong>of</strong> the maximumnumber <strong>of</strong> hours per day or per week as provided above, the Artist shall receive paymentat one-half (1/2) <strong>of</strong> the hourly Overtime Rate for each additional half (1/2) hour <strong>of</strong>rehearsal or fraction there<strong>of</strong>.(e) (1) During Performance Weeks no Artist shall be required torehearse and perform during this <strong>of</strong>f-span which is defined as the fourteen (14) hoursfollowing the final curtain <strong>of</strong> the last preceding performance or the end <strong>of</strong> the lastpreceding rehearsal period. It is understood and agreed that Company Class willcontinue to be held during the fourteenth (14 th ) hour <strong>of</strong> this <strong>of</strong>f-span. For those <strong>Artists</strong>rehearsing in the thirteenth (13 th ) or fourteenth (14 th ) hour <strong>of</strong> this <strong>of</strong>f-span as defined,there will be a warm-up provided during the twelfth (12 th ) or thirteenth (13 th ) hour.(2) This fourteen (14) hour <strong>of</strong>f-span during Performance Weeksmay be invaded without penalty only for a Dress Rehearsal at the Met and only for fulllengthballets <strong>of</strong> more than two acts, e.g. Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty. In no event,however, may the <strong>of</strong>f-span be less than twelve (12) hours.(3) During Rehearsal Weeks the Artist shall not be required torehearse and perform sooner than thirteen (13) hours following the end <strong>of</strong> the Artist’slast preceding performance or rehearsal period.(f) The Artist may not be required to rehearse on the Free Day except thatthe Artist may be called for Emergency Rehearsal as defined herein in which event theEmployer shall compensate the Artist at one-half (1/2) the Double Overtime Rate foreach one-half (1/2) hour <strong>of</strong> rehearsal or fraction there<strong>of</strong>. In the event that the Artist iscalled for a rehearsal on the Free Day, and if such rehearsal is not an EmergencyRehearsal, the Employer must obtain the individual Artist’s consent and the Employermust compensate the Artist at the hourly Double Overtime Rate for each such hour <strong>of</strong>rehearsal or fraction there<strong>of</strong>.(g) The Employer agrees that when an Artist has concluded a daytime trip,there shall be at least two (2) free hours from the time he/she has checked into his/herhotel room to the time <strong>of</strong> call for the bus trip to the theater for rehearsal, or for rehearsalwhen no travel time is involved. In the event that the lunch stop, as provided in Section33(f) has not been observed, the Artist shall then have at least three (3) free hours fromthe time he has checked into his/her hotel room to the time <strong>of</strong> call for the bus trip to thetheater for rehearsal, or for rehearsal when no travel time is involved. The Employerwill have the right to assign the first available hotel rooms to those Dancers who arerequired for the earliest rehearsal. If the Employer shall violate the provisions in thisparagraph, the Employer agrees to compensate each Artist at the hourly DoubleOvertime Rate for each such hour <strong>of</strong> rehearsal or fraction there<strong>of</strong> during such violationoccurs.(h) If the Artist is required to rehearse at any time during any one <strong>of</strong> thefollowing times, his/her additional compensation for such periods shall be as follows:(1) Rehearsals within the elapsed fourteen (14) hour or thirteen (13)hour period referred to in subparagraph (3) above – hourly Double Overtime Rateexcept as provided in subparagraph (e) (2) above;4847-3313-3571.10 21

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