Voluntary Work by Choristers Sample Clauses

Voluntary Work by Choristers. The EMPLOYER shall have the right to post notices advising Choristers of the opportunity to volunteer, without pay or at less then the hourly rehearsal rate specified herein, for work in the Chorale office or at a rehearsal, provided that a copy of said notice first shall have been provided to the AGMA Delegate by mail, facsimile, or personal delivery. Said notice shall contain a statement that anyone volunteering shall be doing so at his/her own individual discretion and there shall be no reward for volunteering, nor any negative consequence for declining to volunteer. Other than posting said notice and reading the notice to the Choristers as a group, the EMPLOYER shall not, orally or in writing, request any Chorister to volunteer, without the prior approval of AGMA. This paragraph does not prohibit the EMPLOYER from accepting any Chorister's offer to volunteer services, which offer is not in response to the posting procedure referred to above. No less often than every two (2) months the EMPLOYER shall make best efforts to provide AGMA with a list of names of any Choristers who volunteer.
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