Engagement Contract Clause Samples

Engagement Contract. These General ▇▇▇▇▇, together with the en- gagement letter (“the Engagement Letter”) or other written agreement, constitute the engage- ment contract (“the Engagement Contract”) be- tween the Contractor and the Client (jointly “the Parties”).
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Engagement Contract. ‌ The following provisions shall apply to National Ballet of Canada Agreement engagement contracts (NBCA engagement contract): 41:01 NBCA Engagement Contract‌ (A) Changes and Alterations‌ The Artist has no right or power to waive any of the minimum conditions set forth in the Artist’s NBCA engagement contract or in the Agreement without the written consent of Equity. Unless any and all riders, changes, alterations, waivers or substitutions from the Agreement made prior to, when or after the contract of engagement is made shall have been consented to by Equity in writing, such riders, changes, alterations, waivers or substitutions, or any part thereof are void, at the option of the Artist, Equity consenting. It shall be the duty of the Engager not the Artist to submit proposed changes to Equity for its written approval of a duly authorized representative. At the option of Equity no such riders, changes, alterations, waivers or substitutions shall be admitted in evidence, in any arbitration, or by any tribunal for the disposition of any claim without the written consent of Equity.
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Engagement Contract. ‌ All Choreographers shall be compensated for their work as choreographers in addition to any and all compensation which may be due to them hereunder for their work as dancers, stage managers, ballet masters and ballet mistresses, or their assistants. The Engager shall make a written agreement with such Choreographer containing the terms and conditions upon which the Choreographer agrees to create choreography for the Engager. A copy of such written agreement shall be filed by the Choreographer and Engager with Equity. Such agreement shall include, but not be limited to, the following Clauses. (i) The Engager ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to engage the Choreographer as a choreographer (or the Company's resident choreographer if applicable) for the period starting on and ending on ; During the above period, the Choreographer will be (describe duties, length of Ballet etc.). The Company agrees to set aside at least weeks per Season for the setting of the abovementioned Ballet. The scheduling of rehearsal hours shall be decided by the Company in consultation with the Choreographer with no less than hours per day, with a complete cast. (ii) The Company has the right to perform each Ballet for years from the date of the first public performance which will be on . (iii) Approval of all publicity material concerning the Ballets shall be done in consultation with the Choreographer, subject to the Engager's approval. (iv) Only Stage performance rights have been given. Should film or television presentation of the Ballets for reasons other than the promotion of the stage performances be required then special rights to do so shall be mutually agreed to between the Choreographer and the Company (see also Articles 36:00 and 37:00). (v) Billing of the Choreographer's name shall be mutually agreed to between the Engager and the Choreographer upon signing of the Engagement Contract. (vi) The choice of design personnel (costume, set, lighting) shall be decided in consultation with the Choreographer. (vii) The Company agrees to pay a fee of (fee must be no less than the minimums prescribed in Clause 11:03). Payment to be made as follows: (viii) For all performances staged in front of a paying audience, the royalties shall be , in Canadian funds, per performance (see Clause 11:03). Unless otherwise agreed, payment of royalties shall be made quarterly, on or before March 31, June 30, September 30 and December 31 of each Season, and shall be accompanied by a statement setting out the dates an...
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Engagement Contract. This contract represents an agreement for the performance services between the ARTISTS who have agreed to the terms herein and the PURCHASER of services SUPERMARKET BAR & GRILL.
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Engagement Contract. “Engagement Contract” is a contract between the Ballet and the Artist which incorporates all terms and condition of the Agreement and which does not in any way amend the basic minimum provisions of the Agreement.
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