BREACHES BY PRODUCER Sample Clauses

BREACHES BY PRODUCER. ‌ It shall be considered a breach of this Agreement should the Producer: (A) Breach an individual contract of employment or any part thereof; (B) Breach or fail to abide by or conform to any rule which is a part of the employment contract of any Actor; (C) Make any false statement in connection with any employment or security agreement; (D) Employ or have employed any Actor under any form of contract other than a standard form; (E) Be in default as to any employment contract with any Actor, or breach any such employment contract, past or present; (F) In the future, breach any such employment contract; (G) Fail to give or deposit security at the time and in the form and amount required by Equity; or (H) Otherwise breach or fail to live up to any contract of employment or Equity rule. (I) Should any situation arise in which, because of the act of the Producer or the Producer's fault or default, the Actor is released from his obligation to work, the Producer agrees to pay the Actor, as liquidated damages, a sum equal to the Actor's contractual salary not to exceed one week's standard minimum salary under a Weekly Contract. This provision shall apply regardless of whether an Actor is employed under a Weekly or Per Performance Contract. In addition thereto, Equity or the Actor, Equity consenting, may terminate the Actor's employment and the Actor shall be released from his obligation to render services to the Producer. The Producer agrees to pay the Actor in full for all services rendered by the Actor plus any other sums to which the Actor may be entitled by contract or by this Agreement. Disputes as to the applicability of the foregoing paragraph shall be subject to the arbitration clause of this Agreement and neither Equity nor the Actor may finally determine any questions of violation or breach on the part of the Producer, except as to the violations of (D) and (G) above. In the event of the Producer's breach of (D) or (G) above, Equity may intervene, without penalty to itself, and require the Actor to perform or rehearse or not perform or rehearse under such terms and conditions as Equity may consider just and equitable.
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BREACHES BY PRODUCER. If the Producer disagrees with Equity’s consent, the Producer may submit the matter forthwith to expeditious arbitration in accordance with Rule 4, ARBITRATION AND GRIEVANCE.
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BREACHES BY PRODUCER. (A) Should the Producer be in breach of any of the Producer’s obligations under this Agreement, including but not limited to: (1) Breaching an individual contract of employment, or failing to abide by any rule which is part of said contract, or being in default as to any such contract; or (2) Making any false statement in connection with any employment agreement or regarding security, or failing to deposit security at the time and in the form and amount required by Equity; or (3) Employing any Actor under any form of contract other than a standard Equity form. Should any situation arise where, because of the act of the Producer, or the Producer's fault or default, the Actor is released from the Actor's obligation to work, then, in any of said events, the Actor may, Equity consenting, forthwith terminate the Actor's employment and be released from any obligation to render services to the Producer. (B) If a breach occurs as set forth in Paragraph (A) above, the Producer shall pay the Actor forthwith, in full, for all services rendered by the Actor, plus any other sums to which the Actor may be entitled by contract or by Equity Rules which have not yet been paid to the Actor, and for any damages that may arise under contractual law and also, as liquidated damages, no present basis of calculation existing, a sum equal to two weeks' contractual salary. Against said sum equal to two weeks' salary, no offset shall be allowed the Producer for earnings of the Actor in a new or subsequent engagement. These provisions shall apply to each season or period of employment contracted for. Disputes as to the applicability of the foregoing paragraph shall be subject to arbitration and neither Equity nor the Actor may finally determine any question of violation or breach on the part of the Producer, except as to violations of Paragraphs (A)(2) and
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BREACHES BY PRODUCER a) In addition to any other remedies available in this agreement, the Producer must pay each Actor or Stage Manager affected a breach penalty payment of two weeks’ contractual salary or payment for 16 performances prorated, whichever is greater, as liquidated damages, if no present basis of calculation exists, should the Producer: (1) Breach an individual contract of employment, or any part thereof; or (2) Breach or fail to abide by or conform to any Rule which is a part of the employment contract of any Actor or Stage Manager; or (3) Make any false statement in connection with any employment agreement or regarding security; or (4) Employ or have employed any Actor or Stage Manager under any form of contract other than a Standard Form; or (5) Be in default as to any employment contract with any Actor or Stage Manager, or breach any such employment contract; or (6) Fail to deposit security at the time and in the form and amount required by Equity; or (7) Otherwise breach or fail to live up to any contract of employment or Equity Rule. b) In the event of a Producer’s breach as listed under section a), Equity consenting, an Actor or Stage Manager is released from the obligation to render services to the Producer and may terminate their employment. The Producer will pay the Actor or Stage Manager in full for all services rendered by them, plus any other sums to which they may be entitled by contract, in addition to a breach penalty payment as listed above. c) In the event of the Producer’s breach of a)(4) & (6) above, Equity may intervene, without penalty to itself and require any Actor or Stage Manager to not perform or rehearse until Equity determines the breach is adequately rectified.
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