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![]() Posted: 5/02/03 at 5:01pm |
Hi there.
I have a question about policies for employees engaging in theatrical work with other organizations or for their own benefit. The venue I work in operates mostly as a non-union Roadhouse with a salaried tech/admin staff for each department (lighting, audio, marketing, development, etc). We also do some in-house productions and will be doing much more once our search for a production facility is finalized. Lately we've been running into the issue of what an employee is allowed to engage in on their own time. We are looking for policy about potential conflicts of interest so that we can integrate it into our standard practices. The issue that comes up most often is, our Lighting Head likes to build sets in his spare time (and has built the few shows we've produced). Up until now he's been contracted outside of the venue, but now there is a company that has rented our venue interested in having him be the Head Carp on their show. Should he be allowed to take that contract. Also now, for the first time, someone on our Admin staff (the Marketing Co-Ordinator) has asked to rent the theatre to direct his own production. Is that a conflict of interest? Is there some kind of policy for such situations? Any advice would be very helpful. Thanks, Val |
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