BALLET WEST/AMERICAN GUILD OF MUSICAL ARTISTS

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EXHIBIT “B”HEALTH AND SAFETYAGMA and the EMPLOYER share a common interest in the health and safety of theARTISTs. It is the EMPLOYER’s responsibility to provide a safe and healthy workplaceand it is the ARTIST’s responsibility to work in a safe manner. Any Employee of BalletWest or AGMA on the scene has both the right and the obligation to bring any potentialhazards to the attention of the EMPLOYER.The following list is presented for the purpose of informing the ARTISTs of thestandards, which they may expect, and to provide guidelines for the prevention ofharmful situations. The ARTISTs shall notify the EMPLOYER of any potentiallydangerous situations by contacting the designated AGMA Health & SafetyRepresentatives or Area Representative or the Production Manager or Company Manageras soon as possible. The EMPLOYER shall immediately address any situation that posesimminent danger and shall, if necessary consult the Joint Committee in order to developlong term solutions to hazardous situations.A. General1. A Stage Manager or EMPLOYER representative will be present at alltimes when the company is rehearsing in the theater and at all SchoolPerformances. This representative will be responsible for the floorcondition, heating, adequate lighting and for calling breaks and keepingexact time records with regard to commencement and dismissal ofrehearsals. The EMPLOYER agrees that an official managementrepresentative with authority and decision making power will accompanythe ARTISTs on all tours.2. Smoking, eating and drinking beverages other than water by ARTISTsshall be prohibited in any space where a class, rehearsal and/orperformance are being held. With the exception of smoking, this provisionis not intended to prohibit these activities from taking place in the loadingdock area.3. The EMPLOYER shall prepare an evacuation plan, which shall be postedin appropriate places. All ARTISTs shall be assigned a “meeting place” towhich they should go in the case of an evacuation of the building. AllARTISTs will be informed of all emergency exit routes from the stage, orany out of house rehearsal/performance facility, at that ARTIST’s firstrehearsal in that location.4. Emergency Ice and first aid kits stocked with adequate supplies shall beavailable and easily accessible at all times to ARTISTs.5. Adverse Travel Conditions and Work Day
B. FacilityIf City, County, State, or Federal government employees are officially toldto stay home from work due to adverse weather conditions, then allARTISTs shall be given a Free Day. Such Free Day shall not replace anyother required Free Day described in this Agreement.1. All rehearsal, performance, and dressing room areas, lavatory and toiletfacilities shall be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition and wetmopped and vacuumed regularly when in use by ARTIST, with toilet,lavatories and showers sanitized regularly.2. When ARTISTs are required to execute movements which involvekneeling on the floor in any rehearsal room or on stage, the floor of suchroom or stage shall be maintained in proper condition and cleaned themorning of or the night before such rehearsal or Performance occurs.3. EMPLOYER will make best efforts to maintain the temperature atseventy-two degrees (72°) Fahrenheit. When performing indoors, noARTIST shall be required to rehearse or perform when the temperaturedrops below sixty-eight degrees (68º) Fahrenheit or exceeds eighty-fivedegrees (85º) degrees Fahrenheit in the place of rehearsal or performance.When performing outdoors no ARTIST shall be required to rehearse orperform when the temperature drops below sixty-five degrees (65º)degrees Fahrenheit or exceeds ninety degrees (90º) Fahrenheit in the placeof rehearsal or performance.. This guideline shall apply to changing room,fitting rooms, photographer studios and other locations in which theARTIST must work.4. Prior to the commencement of rehearsals and performances, all stage andrehearsal spaces must be inspected by the Stage Manager/EMPLOYERrepresentative. These spaces must be approved and deemed not dangerousby the Stage Manager and the AGMA Health & Safety Representatives.5. When in the Home Facility, the EMPLOYER shall be responsible for theupkeep and maintenance of rehearsal facilities, including lounge andbathroom facilities. In addition, EMPLOYER shall provide for theextermination of rodents and insects when their presence is evident.EMPLOYER shall use its best efforts to assure that all other facilities arefree of vermin.6. The EMPLOYER agrees to compile a listing of doctors (suitable fortreating the types of strain-injury usually sustained by dancers) in eachcity and town in which the company is scheduled to perform. The list ofthe doctors’ names shall be listed on the tour schedule plus all othernecessary information (i.e. banks). The EMPLOYER and AGMA assumeno responsibility for the information provided to the ARTISTs.
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R. MASTER CLASS ...................
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SECTION IV. EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS..
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SECTION II. DEFINITIONSWhenever use
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L. DELEGATE - shall be defined as a
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. handling fire or performing near
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Employment and/or the public announ
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A. APPLICATION OF BENEFITSSECTION I
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2. Any gross insubordination by the
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G. DELEGATESwho performs in the pro
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cooperate with such AGMA representa
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P. NON-PAYMENT OR PARTIAL PAYMENT O
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R. SOCIAL SECURITY, WORKERS’ COMP
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Artist’s Contract is terminated b
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SECTION IV. EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONSA.
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5. Additional PerformersOnly ARTIST
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g. In the event an ARTIST continuou
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C. ADDITIONAL WORK1. When ARTISTs a
Page 38 and 39: SECTION V. COMPENSATION & BENEFITSA
Page 40 and 41: C. SPECIAL FEES1. Extraordinary Ris
Page 42 and 43: The Artists’ Resource Fund shall
Page 44 and 45: ARTIST will be twenty per cent (20%
Page 46 and 47: . Bereavement LeaveIn the event of
Page 48 and 49: ARTIST during the term of her pregn
Page 50 and 51: 9. Performance TicketsEMPLOYER will
Page 52 and 53: through Sunday Week, except as need
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Page 56 and 57: two ten (10) minute breaks during e
Page 58 and 59: must indicate which rehearsal the A
Page 60 and 61: is unable to appear for performance
Page 62 and 63: c. School Performances shall not ex
Page 64 and 65: a. Performance AccessoriesReturning
Page 66 and 67: a. All costume pieces will be distr
Page 68 and 69: 4. ShoesUpon signing an Individual
Page 70 and 71: e. Ballet Slippersi. Female ARTISTs
Page 72 and 73: l. TouringFor tours of less than tw
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Page 76 and 77: overtime incurred while traveling a
Page 78 and 79: 16. HotelsIn the event that an ARTI
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Page 82 and 83: SECTION VIII. MEDIA/PUBLICITY/PROMO
Page 84 and 85: tapes to be made. ARTIST shall furn
Page 86 and 87: C. PHOTOGRAPHY1. No photo calls sha
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Page 92 and 93: is applied. In no event shall a flo
Page 94 and 95: I. MakeupAll makeup and makeup adju
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