Casino Rulebook 12-15 - Actors

7. BLACKLISTINGThe Producer and Equity both pledge themselves to prevent blacklisting in the theatre.Opposition to blacklisting is not a controversial issue between the Producer andEquity. Blacklisting for the purposes of this Rule shall mean the submission by theProducer, directly or indirectly, to individual or group pressure, and/or the use ofprivate lists, published or unpublished, of persons not to be employed in theatricalproductions for reasons having no direct relation to their theatrical ability.8. BREACHES BY PRODUCER(A) In addition to any other remedies available herein, each Actor affected herein shallreceive up to two weeks' contractual salary or payment for 16 performances pro-rata,whichever is greater, as liquidated damages, no present basis of calculation existing,should the Producer:(1) Breach an individual contract of employment, or any part thereof; or(2) Breach or fail to abide by or conform to any Rule which is a part of theemployment contract of any Actor; or(3) Make any false statement in connection with any employment agreement orregarding security; or(4) Employ or have employed any Actor under any form of contract other than aStandard Form; or(5) Be in default as to any employment contract with any Actor, or breach anysuch employment contract, past or present; or(6) In the future, breach any such employment contract; or(7) Fail to give or deposit security at the time and in the form and amount requiredby Equity; or(8) Otherwise breach or fail to live up to any contract of employment or EquityRule; or(B) Should any situation arise where, because of the act of the Producer, or theProducer's fault or default, the Actor is released from the Actor's obligation to work, thenin either of said events, the Actor may, Equity consenting, forthwith terminate the Actor'semployment, and is released from the Actor's obligation to render services to theProducer. In addition thereto, the Producer shall pay the Actor forthwith, in full, for allservices rendered by the Actor, plus any other sums to which the Actor may be entitledby contract or by Equity Rules, and for any damages that may arise under contractuallaw and also, as liquidated damages, no present basis of calculation existing, up to twoweeks’ contractual salary. Against said sums, no offset shall be allowed the Producerfor earnings of the Actor in a new or subsequent engagement. These provisions shallapply to each season contracted for.12