Early Call Sample Clauses
An Early Call clause grants one party, typically the issuer in a financial agreement, the right to redeem or terminate the contract or instrument before its scheduled maturity date. In practice, this means the issuer can choose to repay the principal and any applicable interest to the holder ahead of time, often after a specified notice period or under certain conditions. The core function of this clause is to provide flexibility to the issuer, allowing them to manage interest costs or respond to changing market conditions, while also introducing the risk for the holder that the investment may end sooner than anticipated.
Early Call. If the engagement involves the musician departing their recognised centre of employment before 8.30am, the following additional one-off payments shall be made by the engager: • Departure between 8am and 8.30am £4.95 • Departure between 7.30am and 8am £9.85 • Departure between 6am and 7.30am £14.80 If a musician’s departure time is defined as being before 6.00am, the early call payment shall be replaced by an overnight stay payment, calculated at the rate applicable to the musician’s destination.
Early Call. (a) With the exclusion of any time which constitutes Night Work under Clause 5 of the Core Terms, time worked at the Producer’s request or prior approval before 06.00 (“Early Call”) is paid at an enhanced rate. The enhancement is 0.5T, so that the time spent working before 06.00 (rounded up to the nearest 15 minutes) is paid at the rate of 1.5T.
(b) Early Call does not constitute Night Work and will not attract any additional entitlements under Clause 5 of the Core Terms.
(c) Early Call is not Overtime and is not capped at the Maximum Overtime Rate (as defined in Clause 7 of the Core Terms).
Early Call. Hours worked in the UK before 0600 shall be paid at the applicable overtime rate. For the avoidance of doubt, Early Call does not constitute Night Work.
Early Call. (daily engagements only)
Early Call. When a musician is required to depart from his/her normal centre of employment before 8.00am, and/or to be present at a concert or rehearsal before 8.00am, an early call payment shall be made, calculated at the rate of RLPO / MU Freelance Agreement 2023 If a musician’s departure time is defined as being before 6.00am, the early call payment shall be replaced by an overnight stay payment, calculated at the rate applicable to the musician’s destination.
Early Call. 3.1. The program involves an Early Call with a maximum of 40 vacancies for host students.
3.2. The registration for the Early Call will open on the 15th of November (21h00 GMT) and stay open until the 5th of December (23h59 GMT), which will be accordingly shared on the AIMS Meeting social networks and website.
3.3. The registration will be in the format of an online form, which will ensure that the student fills in the necessary information.
3.4. These students must also register for the AIMS Meeting 2022; however, they have their vacancy assured and they will do it through a different platform.
3.5. The registration for this Call is personal and non-transmittable.
Early Call. In “Early Call-in” shall be defined as the notification of a member to report early and work hours contiguous with his/her next regular scheduled shift. If notified of an early call-in, the employee shall be compensated for all hours worked with a minimum of one (1) hour as worked.
Early Call. In shall be defined as required time to report to work up to a maximum of four (4) hours prior to regularly assigned shift time. If an Early Call-In of up to two (2) hours is required, and both the Company and the employee agree, the employee may leave up to that equal amount early that day. In effect, changing the start and end time of that specific day of work without penalty to the Company or the employee.
Early Call. When a musician is required to depart from his/her normal centre of employment before 8.00am, and/or to be present at a concert or rehearsal before 8.00am, an early call payment shall be made, calculated at the rate of £3.15 per hour or part thereof subject to a minimum of £6.30 for all necessary travelling or working time prior to 8.00am. The time of departure from the musician’s normal centre of employment is defined with reference to the contracted commencement time of the concert or rehearsal, the distance to be travelled from the recognised central point of the musician’s normal centre of employment and an average speed of travel of 50mph. If a musician’s departure time is defined as being before 6.00am, the early call payment shall be replaced by an overnight stay payment, calculated at the rate applicable to the musician’s destination.