After 20 months of negotiations, the Louisville Orchestra and
its musicians have signed an agreement that will mean the players
will return to work for the start of the 2012–13 season.
The deal calls for a one-year bridge contract with a longer
contract to be determined by binding arbitration. Musicians and
management will hire a mutually acceptable, nationally recognised
consultant, who will make recommendations on a multi-year contract,
as well as on orchestra initiatives and management policies.
The temporary agreement allows up to 57 players to work for 30
weeks a year. The musicians will receive a base salary of $925 a
week. The orchestra wants a multi-year contract in place by spring
2013.
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