MINIMUM GUARANTEES Sample Clauses

MINIMUM GUARANTEES. 31 REMOTE ASSIST
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MINIMUM GUARANTEES. Section 1. Longshoremen Working at Other Than Passenger Ship Terminals Longshoremen employed at marine terminals other than passenger ship terminals shall receive the following minimum guarantees:
MINIMUM GUARANTEES. 6.6.1. Should M-Net be required to pay any minimum guarantees to * * pursuant to an agreement between * * whether in short form or long form, MultiChoice undertakes and guarantees that it shall pay to M-Net the minimum guarantees payable by M-Net in respect of those 20 countries listed in Schedule 2B hereto but only in respect of a maximum of 10,000 (ten thousand) Subscribers for all such countries taken together. The amount payable by MultiChoice to M-Net pursuant to the guarantee set out in this clause 6.7.1 shall be 10,000 less the actual number of Subscribers in all Schedule 2B countries during the relevant period multiplied by the actual programming cost payable per Subscriber paid by M-Net to * in respect of the countries set out in Schedule 2B for that period. If M-Net removes any country from Schedule 2B in terms of clause 24 or if M-Net appoints a third party distributor under clause 24.6.2, then the number of Subscribers in respect of which MultiChoice guarantees payment under this clause 6.7.1 shall be reduced by 500 in respect of each such removed country. Any amount payable by MultiChoice in accordance with this clause 6.7 will be payable by MultiChoice to M-Net on the last day of the Accounting Period in which such amounts are payable by M-Net to * and will be set out in an invoice which will be submitted by M-Net to MultiChoice conditional on the submission by MultiChoice to M-Net of the information set out in Schedule 4 in accordance with clause 7.
MINIMUM GUARANTEES. LICENSEE guarantees that its aggregate royalty payments to NBAP for the Term under this Agreement shall not be less than forty-six thousand dollars ($46,000). F.
MINIMUM GUARANTEES. 24 Operators shall be paid a minimum of two and one-half (2-1/2) 25 hours for any piece of work not part of a regular run, except that (a) a 26 minimum of one (1) hour shall be paid for pulling or spacing buses, 27 spotting same for ticket sales for civic ventures (such as 28 American Royal, Starlight Theatre, etc.); (b) actual time shall be paid 29 for any messenger service performed by operators; and (c) if the 30 overtime rate is applicable to any of the above-mentioned pieces of 31 work, either the work time at the time and one-half rate, or the 32 minimum guarantee at the straight hourly rate, whichever is the 33 larger amount, shall be paid, but not both. 34 35 A bus operator called out for work before his regular assignment, 36 as per Section 1.34, shall be guaranteed at least three (3) consecutive 37 hours of extra work at time and one-half, unless the work for which 38 called out extends into the time of his regular assignment, in which 39 event time and one-half shall be paid from the starting time until the 40 time of his regular assignment, and the balance at his regular rate; 41 and a bus operator called out for work after his regular assignment, 42 as per Section 1.34, shall be guaranteed at least three (3) consecutive 43 hours of extra work at time and one-half.3 An operator called out on 44 his regular day off, shall be entitled to one (1) hour travel pay and 45 three (3) hours' guarantee as provided in Section 1.34. 47 Operators on the Extra Board who make their regularly required 3 For minimum guarantees of non-operating employees on call-outs, see Section 1.34. 1 show-ups and perform the work assigned shall be guaranteed eight 2 (8) hours work or pay per day at the straight hourly rate. Operators 3 on the Extra Board shall be paid at the straight hourly rate for all 4 waiting time; except that an operator calling in before his sign on time, 5 but arriving late shall be paid at one-half the straight hourly rate for 6 all waiting time for the first show-up per day, and for any show-ups 7 in excess of one (1) per day such operators shall be paid the straight 8 hourly rate for all waiting time in each such excess show-up. Show-up 9 time shall begin when operator reports to the Office Dispatcher, but 10 in no event earlier than time of required show-up, and show-up times 11 shall end when operator is excused by the Office Dispatcher. If 12 operator makes his regularly required show-ups but gets no work that 13 day he shall be allowed the mini...
MINIMUM GUARANTEES. LICENSEE guarantees that its aggregate annual royalty payments to NBAP for each Contract Year for all Licensed Product shall not be less than the amount set forth opposite the below-indicated regions: [INFORMATION SUBJECT TO REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT]
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MINIMUM GUARANTEES. LICENSEE guarantees that its aggregate annual royalty payments to NBAP for each Contract Year under this Agreement shall not be less than the amount set forth opposite such Contract Year: 1st Contract Year: (Information subject to confidential treatment.) 2nd Contract Year: (Information subject to confidential treatment.) 3rd Contract Year: (Information subject to confidential treatment.)
MINIMUM GUARANTEES.  The minimum guarantees in place in each provincial collective agreement shall remain as per each provincial agreement for the life of the collective agreement.
MINIMUM GUARANTEES. A. Pilots will be paid and credited flight pay at the applicable hourly rate with a minimum guarantee of seventy-two (72) hours a month. In the event a pilot is on non-pay status (i.e., unpaid leave of absence) for a portion of the month, he will be paid and credited flight pay at the applicable rate for each day on pay status or pro-rated minimum guarantee, whichever is greater.
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