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  • 6.04BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Calculation of Meal Penalty

    Article Six — Meals

    “If any Employee is unable to commence a meal period by the end of the sixth hour of work, the Employee shall be paid a meal penalty as per the following scale until such time as the meal period is forthcoming:”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, 6.04, p. 26 — checked against the official document.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article 6.04 (Calculation of Meal Penalty), p. 26

  • B5.03BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Second Meal Penalty Buyout

    Appendix B — Teamsters Local Union No. 155

    “Except as provided in Article 6.07 of the Master Agreement, each Employee whose work schedule extends past the start of the second meal (not counting breakfast) shall receive a meal provided by the Employer or, in lieu thereof, shall be paid the following…”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, B5.03, p. 74 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article B5.03 (Second Meal Penalty Buyout), p. 74

  • A1403UBCP/ACTRA BCMPAPerformers — cast and background

    Meal Penalties

    Article A14 — MEAL PERIODS

    “…the Performer shall be paid a meal penalty or penalties equal to such Performer's applicable minimum hourly overtime rate calculated in one-tenth (0.1) hour increments for all time after the sixth hour until the Performer's meal period begins…”
    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, A1403, p. 42 — checked against the official document.
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    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, Article A1403 (Meal Penalties), p. 42

  • 16.3DGC BCDirectors, ADs, production and location management, art department

    Meals and Meal Allowances

    Article 16 — MEALS

    “When the Employer provides a meal or meal allowance (as distinguished from a per diem or penalty) to a working unit, the Employees in that working unit (other than those receiving a per diem allowance for meals on distant locations) will be provided a meal or…”
    DGC BC Collective Agreement 2025–2028, 16.3, p. 43 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    DGC BC Collective Agreement 2025–2028, Article 16.3 (Meals and Meal Allowances), p. 43

  • 6.07BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Meal Periods for Employees Working Off-Set

    Article Six — Meals

    “Any Employee working off-set shall be responsible for scheduling the Employee’s own meal periods at five (5) hour intervals and shall not incur meal penalties, however: (a) When an off-set Employee is required to work on a nearby location (i.e.”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, 6.07, p. 26 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article 6.07 (Meal Periods for Employees Working Off-Set), p. 26

  • A1402UBCP/ACTRA BCMPAPerformers — cast and background

    Meal Not Provided

    Article A14 — MEAL PERIODS

    “When the meal is not provided on set, all Performers, including Qualified Background Performers, shall receive a meal break of one (1) hour.”
    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, A1402, p. 41 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, Article A1402 (Meal Not Provided), p. 41

  • B5.04BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Meal Periods for Caterers

    Appendix B — Teamsters Local Union No. 155

    “A caterer shall be responsible for scheduling the caterer’s own meal periods as follows: The first meal period shall commence within five (5) hours after the start of the caterer’s work day;”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, B5.04, p. 74 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article B5.04 (Meal Periods for Caterers), p. 74

  • 6.05BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Meal Period Extensions

    Article Six — Meals

    “For wrap, the six (6) hour work period following the end of the last meal period may be extended by the Employer for a maximum of one-half (.5) hour.”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, 6.05, p. 26 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article 6.05 (Meal Period Extensions), p. 26

  • 22SAG-AFTRA MOASAG-AFTRA TV/Theatrical productions — a US agreement

    Meals

    “a. Walkaway Meals (Union Proposal No. 21.a. and No. 3.j.) i. Add a new Section C to Schedule A, Section 13 with conforming changes to Schedule B, Section 17; Schedule C, Section 17; Schedule E, Section 15; Schedule F, Section 10;”
    2026 SAG-AFTRA TV/Theatrical Memorandum of Agreement, 22, p. 25 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.

    This is a change document, not the agreement. It records what the 2026 round altered — read it alongside the agreement it amends, not on its own.

    Open the official PDF at p. 25

    2026 SAG-AFTRA TV/Theatrical Memorandum of Agreement, Article 22 (Meals), p. 25

  • A1404UBCP/ACTRA BCMPAPerformers — cast and background

    Extension of the Work Period

    Article A14 — MEAL PERIODS

    “The six (6) hour work period may be extended by the Producer for a maximum of two-tenths (0.2) hour which shall be neither scheduled nor abused.”
    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, A1404, p. 42 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, Article A1404 (Extension of the Work Period), p. 42

  • A1407UBCP/ACTRA BCMPAPerformers — cast and background

    Pacific Northwest Hours

    Article A14 — MEAL PERIODS

    “Each Producer may institute a "Pacific Northwest Hours" system which consists of: (a) An eleven (11) hour period of elapsed time commencing with the general crew call and ending after camera wrap, which includes one (1) hour of paid meal period before work…”
    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, A1407, p. 42 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, Article A1407 (Pacific Northwest Hours), p. 42

  • 6.06BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Pacific Northwest Hours

    Article Six — Meals

    “Each Employer, with ten (10) hours’ notice, may institute a "Pacific Northwest Hours" system which consists of: (a) An eleven (11) hour period of elapsed time commencing with the general crew call and ending after camera wrap, which includes one (1) hour of…”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, 6.06, p. 26 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article 6.06 (Pacific Northwest Hours), p. 26

  • 4.08BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Over-Scale Employees

    Article Four — Hours Worked and Cancellations

    “The Employer and the Employee may, by individual negotiations at the time of the Employee's employment, agree that the portion of the Employee's pay which is in excess of the minimum scale rate for such Employee, may be applied to any of the overtime…”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, 4.08, p. 20 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article 4.08 (Over-Scale Employees), p. 20

  • 6.10BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Absence of Catering and Culinary Selection

    Article Six — Meals

    “In the absence of catering, all Employees shall receive a meal break of sixty (60) minutes. Adequate travel time to and from a restaurant or other eating establishment shall be considered time worked but shall not incur penalties.”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, 6.10, p. 28 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article 6.10 (Absence of Catering and Culinary Selection), p. 28

  • 8.02BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    High Budget Feature Films

    Article Eight — Fringe Rates

    “The fringe rate for Pension, Health, Holiday Pay, and Vacation Pay shall be a total of the following percentage points during the following periods: (a) IATSE Local 891: Twenty-one and one-half percent (21.50%).”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, 8.02, p. 29 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article 8.02 (High Budget Feature Films), p. 29

  • 8.01BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Television

    Article Eight — Fringe Rates

    “The fringe rate for Pension, Health, Holiday Pay, and Vacation Pay (except as provided in Article 8.03, below) shall be a total of the following percentage points: (a) IATSE Local 891: Seventeen and one-half percent (17.50%).”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, 8.01, p. 29 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article 8.01 (Television), p. 29

  • Appendix KUBCP/ACTRA BCMPAPerformers — cast and background

    VANCOUVER, B.C

    Open the official PDF at p. 147

    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, Appendix K (VANCOUVER, B.C), p. 147

  • Appendix CUBCP/ACTRA BCMPAPerformers — cast and background

    PRODUCTION INFORMATION SHEET

    Open the official PDF at p. 128

    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, Appendix C (PRODUCTION INFORMATION SHEET), p. 128

  • C3.01BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Stills Photography Crew

    Appendix C — ICG Local 669

    “On Feature productions, a Stills Photographer shall be hired for each day of Principal Photography.”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, C3.01, p. 85 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article C3.01 (Stills Photography Crew), p. 85

  • Sideletter No. 12BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Sideletter No. 12

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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Sideletter No. 12, p. 139

  • 6.01BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Scheduling Meal Periods

    Article Six — Meals

    “An Employee’s first meal period shall commence within six (6) hours after the time of the Employee’s first daily call; subsequent meal periods shall commence within six (6) hours after the end of the preceding meal period.”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, 6.01, p. 25 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article 6.01 (Scheduling Meal Periods), p. 25

  • 6.03BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Meal Periods

    Article Six — Meals

    “For the first meal period of the work day, all Employees are to receive an unpaid meal period of no less than thirty (30) minutes after the last crew member has been served, or no more than sixty (60) minutes after the first crew member has been served.”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, 6.03, p. 25 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article 6.03 (Meal Periods), p. 25

  • A1405UBCP/ACTRA BCMPAPerformers — cast and background

    Meal Facilities Not Available

    Article A14 — MEAL PERIODS

    “It is understood that under certain circumstances, particularly on location, normal meal facilities may not be readily available.”
    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, A1405, p. 42 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, Article A1405 (Meal Facilities Not Available), p. 42

  • 6.02BCCFUCrew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    Early Call Employees (Non-Deductible Meal)

    Article Six — Meals

    “An Employee required to report prior to the general crew call shall be provided a reasonable hot meal, which shall be paid-through as time worked. Such paid-through meal (a.k.a. “Non-Deductible Meal”) shall be no less than eighteen (18) minutes in duration.”
    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, 6.02, p. 25 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028, Article 6.02 (Early Call Employees (Non-Deductible Meal)), p. 25

  • A1401UBCP/ACTRA BCMPAPerformers — cast and background

    Meal Period

    Article A14 — MEAL PERIODS

    “Each Performer shall be provided a meal period of a minimum of thirty (30) minutes after the last Performer has been served to a maximum of sixty (60) minutes after the first Performer has been served.”
    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, A1401, p. 41 — quoted automatically from the official document, not checked by a person. Open the PDF for the full clause.
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    UBCP/ACTRA B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028, Article A1401 (Meal Period), p. 41

What this searches

  • BCCFU Master Agreement 2025–2028

    Crew — IATSE 891, ICG 669, Teamsters 155

    209 clauses indexed — to printed page 168 of 191. Links open the copy hosted at iatse.com.

    Page numbers verified 2026-08-06 — the hosted file was checked byte for byte against the copy these page numbers were read from.

  • B.C. Master Production Agreement 2025–2028

    Performers — cast and background

    363 clauses indexed — to printed page 206 of 228. Links open the copy hosted at ubcpactra.ca.

    Page numbers verified 2026-08-06 — the hosted file was checked byte for byte against the copy these page numbers were read from.

  • DGC BC Collective Agreement 2025–2028

    Directors, ADs, production and location management, art department

    240 clauses indexed — to printed page 177 of 181. Links open the copy hosted at amptp.org.

    Page numbers verified 2026-08-06 — the hosted file was checked byte for byte against the copy these page numbers were read from.

  • SAG-AFTRA TV/Theatrical Memorandum of Agreement 2026

    SAG-AFTRA TV/Theatrical productions — a US agreement

    62 clauses indexed — to printed page 140 of 146. Links open the copy hosted at sagaftra.org.

    Page numbers verified 2026-08-06 — the hosted file was checked byte for byte against the copy these page numbers were read from.

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