Player Appearances Sample Clauses

Player Appearances. (a) All Players shall be available for one half day per fortnight during each year of the Term of this Agreement save and except for periods of leave, to participate in bona fide appearances for development of the game of Australian Football as well as AFL and AFL Club promotion. Fifteen of such appearances shall be scheduled by the Player’s AFL Club and the remaining six appearances shall be scheduled by the AFL.
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Player Appearances. The Parties agree to establish a working party to explore a new model of Player appearances, to be concluded by 31 October 2014 for implementation from 1 November 2014.
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Player Appearances. A player may, during each Contract Year covered by a Player Contract to which he is a party, be required (a) to make up to four (4) appearances at the request of and in connection with licensing arrangements made by NBA Properties, Inc., in accordance with the terms of the Group License Agreement, and (b) to make up to two (2) additional appearance at the request of NBA Properties in accordance with paragraph 13(d) of a Uniform Player Contract and Article II, Section 8. Any appearance that a player is required to make shall comply with the terms of Article II, Section 8, and when a player makes an appearance in accordance with that Section, he shall be paid at least $1,000. When a player fails, without reasonable excuse, to appear or reasonably to cooperate during an appearance at any of the licensing appearances referred to in this Section, he may be fined for each failure in an amount up to $10,000.
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Player Appearances. As additional consideration for the compensation provided to Player in this Contract, Player will make annually at the request of Club a good faith effort to attend a minimum of ten (10) personal appearances on behalf of Club. It is acknowledged and agreed that each such appearance shall be of reasonable length and that player shall be reimbursed for his actual out-of-pocket expenses for mileage in going to and from the location of such appearances. Such appearances may, by way of example but not limited to, be for the promotion of Club and/or its commercial partners, be for the promotion of the Club’s new stadium sales efforts, be for Club’s sale of tickets, merchandise or other items, or be for charitable or community relations causes supported by Club. Furthermore, Player agrees to autograph at the request of Club up to 300 designated items on behalf of Club for promotional or commercial purposes in each year of this NFL Player Contract. The designated items shall include, but are not limited to, football equipment, photographs and licensed apparel of the San Francisco 49ers. Club will pre-arrange times and places each year in which it will present to Player the designated items to be signed. Additionally, Player agrees to perform at the request of Club up to two (2) hours of service per month on the Club’s official internet site (xxx.00xxx.xxx) each month during the Term of this Contract. Club and Player will mutually agree on the dates and times of Player’s services.
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Player Appearances. During each season, each Player shall attend (i) one (1) “meet the team” event for fans that includes substantially every Player assigned to the Player’s Team and that is hosted by the Player’s assigned Team; and (ii) one (1) “meet the team” event for sponsors that includes substantially every Player assigned to the Player’s Team and that is hosted by the Player’s assigned Team. Players shall not receive any additional compensation for participating in either event. Each Player shall not be required, but may agree to, make additional commercial or noncommercial appearances. This includes, without limitation, the right of the League and each Team to request the Player to provide a testimonial about or to endorse a product or service in connection with a Team or League sponsorship. For each additional appearance that a Player agrees to make, the Player’s assigned Team shall pay, at a minimum, the greater of $100.00 or $50.00 per hour, unless the Player agrees to waive the fee in writing. No Team shall pay more than $25,000.00 per season, collectively, in Player appearance fees. The League or Team will provide each Player at least five (5) days’ advanced notice of such appearances, including the times and duration of the appearances. Teams shall provide a meal to Players for at such appearances longer than one (1) hour in total length. Promotional appearances may include, but are not be limited to, youth organizational visits, xxxxx xxxxx, public service or charitable or other community service events, projects and programs; skills shows, talks, speeches, autograph signings, clinics, or hospitality or promotional events involving or relating to the Player’s Team or the League. A Team or the League may sell tickets to AFL games at promotional appearances. No promotional appearances shall be scheduled during a Player’s day off, including days off during Bye Weeks, unless the Player consents. No Player shall be required to make more than two (2) promotional appearances in a year.
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Player Appearances. (a) The ACA agrees that players who are parties to ACB Player Contracts will each perform a maximum of three (3) Player Appearances to promote ACB Licensed Products or the ACB Licensing Program generally.
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Player Appearances. Player will make up to five (5) promotional and charitable appearances per year for the Club at times and on dates specified by the Club. The Club will pay all reasonable travel and other expenses related to such appearances incurred by Player. Such annual appearances may include autograph sessions of items for the Club’s promotional and charitable use as reasonably requested by Club officials, without additional compensation to player.
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