Outdoor Concerts Sample Clauses

Outdoor Concerts. A canopy will be provided for all outdoor services. In no circumstances will a musician be required to play if his instrument is in direct sunlight or if the musician or his instrument is in danger of getting wet. Removal of jackets and/or ties, or other alteration of dress for outdoor concerts, will be at the discretion of the Personnel Manager; however, under no circumstances will musicians be required to wear jackets if the onstage temperature twenty (20) minutes prior to the performance is thirty (30) degrees Celsius or higher. The Orchestra shall not be required to perform if the temperature on stage is less than seventeen (17) degrees Celsius. The TSO will ensure that toilet facilities are available for all outdoor services. It shall be the responsibility of the Personnel Manager to enforce the conditions of this paragraph and to ensure the safety of the musicians and their instruments at all times.
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Outdoor Concerts. (a) The TSO will endeavour to schedule outdoor concerts to have a duration of not more than one and one-half (1½) hours. Any delay in starting, or interruption of, any outdoor service up to a period of 30 minutes which is caused by inclement weather will not be included in the service durations set out in this Article for the purpose of calculating overtime payments. Musicians will be required to stay at the service venue for any such period up to 30 minutes. In a case where the concert is 2½ hours long, the 30-minute delay due to inclement weather will be included in the service durations set out in this Article for the purpose of calculating overtime payments.
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Outdoor Concerts. A canopy will be provided for all outdoor services. Under no circumstances will a musician be required to play if his/her instrument is in direct sunlight or if the musician or his/her instrument is in danger of getting wet. Under no circumstances will musicians be required to wear jackets if the onstage temperature twenty (20) minutes prior to the performance is thirty (30) degrees Celsius or higher. The orchestra shall not be required to perform if the temperature on stage is less than seventeen (17) degrees Celsius. The COC will ensure that toilet facilities are available for all outdoor services. It shall be the responsibility of the Personnel Manager to enforce the conditions of this paragraph and to ensure the safety of the musicians and their instruments at all times
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