Minimum Weekly Fee Sample Clauses

The Minimum Weekly Fee clause establishes a baseline amount that must be paid each week, regardless of the actual level of services provided or usage. In practice, this means that even if the client uses fewer services or hours than anticipated, they are still obligated to pay at least the specified minimum fee for that week. This clause ensures the service provider receives a predictable minimum income and protects against significant fluctuations in revenue due to underutilization of services.
Minimum Weekly Fee a) The Minimum Weekly Fee for a Musician who provides his services for all of the 2001- 2002 season shall be $1,406 per week for each week of the 46 week season. b) The Minimum Weekly Fee for a Musician who provides his services for all of the 2002- 2003 season shall be $1,500 per week for each week of the 46 week season. c) The Minimum Weekly Fee for a Musician who provides his services for all of the 2003- 2004 season shall be $1,551 per week for each week of the 46 week season. d) Whenever there is an increase from one season to the next in the Minimum Weekly Fee, the weekly fee of each Musician for that season shall be increased by an amount which is at least equal to the dollar amount of the increase in the Minimum Weekly Fee from the previous season. e) The minimum per service fee for extra musicians for the period of this Agreement shall be the Minimum Weekly Fee in effect divided by 8, except for services performed under Article 6.01(d) of this Agreement, in which case extra musicians shall be paid in accordance with the prevailing A.F. of M. Agreement covering such electronic services. f) In the event that an extra musician is required to spend four consecutive days or more on tour, the musician shall receive compensation equal to the Minimum Weekly Fee for each week of touring, provided that each week of touring paid consists of at least four days. Extra musicians on tour will be entitled to travel overtime, tour supplement, per diem and paid acoustic rehearsals.
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Minimum Weekly Fee a) The Minimum Weekly Fee for a Musician who provides his services for all of the 2016-2017 season shall be $1,939 per week for each week of the 46 week season. b) The Minimum Weekly Fee for a Musician who provides his services for all of the 2017-2018 season shall be $1,963 per week for each week of the 46 week season. c) The Minimum Weekly Fee for a Musician who provides his services for all of the 2018-2019 season shall be $1,988 per week for each week of the 46 week season. d) The Minimum Weekly Fee for a Musician who provides his services for all of the 2019-2020 season shall be $2,018 per week for each week of the 46 week season. e) Whenever there is an increase from one season to the next in the Minimum Weekly Fee, the weekly fee of each Musician for that season shall be increased by an amount which is at least equal to the dollar amount of the increase in the Minimum Weekly Fee from the previous season. f) The minimum per service fee for extra musicians for the period of this Agreement shall be the Minimum Weekly Fee in effect divided by 8, except for services performed under Article 6.01(d) of this Agreement, in which case extra musicians shall be paid in accordance with the prevailing AFM Agreement covering such electronic services. g) In the event that an extra musician is required to spend four consecutive days or more on tour, the musician shall receive compensation equal to the Minimum Weekly Fee for each week of touring, provided that each week of touring paid consists of at least four days. Extra musicians on tour will be entitled to travel overtime, tour supplement, per diem and paid acoustic rehearsals.
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Minimum Weekly Fee. The Minimum Weekly Fee for a Musician who provides his services for all of the season shall be per week for each week of the week season. The Minimum Weekly Fee for a Musician who provides his services for all of the season shall be per week for each week of the week season. The Minimum Weekly Fee for a Musician who provides his services for all of the season shall be per week for each week of the week season. The Minimum Weekly Fee for a Musician who provides services for all of the season shall be per week for each week of the week season.
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