Contract 2010-2013 - American Guild of Musical Artists

(p) On any day in which the ARTIST is required to be more than twenty five (25)miles from the in-city departure point:2009/2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013Breakfast: prior $10 $10 $10 $10to 9:00 AMLunch: Noon to $17 $17 $17 $173:00 PMDinner: after $27 $27 $27 $276:00 PMTotal Day $54 $54 $54 $54In the event AGMA determines that the per diem is not adequate for a specific tour or portion ofa tour, based on hotel and restaurant information, Colorado Ballet will meet with AGMA todiscuss an adjusted per diem rate or acceptable alternatives.All ARTISTS, either weekly and/or per performance, shall receive per diem and/or meal moneytwo (2) business days prior to departure.The EMPLOYER shall pay all ARTISTS the appropriate meal money allowance whether or notthe airline provides meal service or snacks.(q)International Per Diem – All foreign meal money shall be separately negotiated inthe standard Overseas Rider. For the purposes of such negotiation AGMA shallrespond to the EMPLOYER’s proposed per diem amount for foreign tours and thebasis for that amount (e.g. hotel and local restaurant menus) within thirty (30)days of EMPLOYER’S submission of such information, submission shall beaccompanied by the approximate dates and destinations of such tours.EMPLOYER and AGMA agree to use their best efforts to reach an agreement tothe terms of such Overseas Rider as expeditiously as possible.46. NON CITIZENSThe following provisions shall apply only to non-citizens of the United States who have been inthis country less than five (5) years or who have made application for United States citizenship.The EMPLOYER agrees that where the EMPLOYER enters into a contract with an ARTISTwho is not a citizen of the United States and who has so warranted in his individual contract,then the EMPLOYER may exercise his right to suspend payment to the ARTIST of theARTIST’s compensation of a pro rata basis for each performance which the ARTIST is unable tofulfill due to the sole fact that the ARTIST is unable to leave the United States and perform in aforeign country because of his lack of citizenship. Where the EMPLOYER so exercises his rightto suspend payment, then the EMPLOYER shall pay per diem to the ARTIST for each daypayment is suspended.43