ATTENDANCE AT COURT. Where it is necessary for an employee to attend court on the employer’s, or the employer’s clients, behalf in connection with any matter arising out of or in connection with their employment, the time taken will count as time worked.
ATTENDANCE AT COURT. 57.1. An employee is entitled to be paid if during the employee’s ordinary hours of work he or she:
ATTENDANCE AT COURT. The parties acknowledge and understand that Mr. Butt will not be requested, summonsed, or in any other way compelled to give evidence at trial as to the custody and access assessment or its findings. The parties acknowledge and understand that Mr. Butt’s notes or clinical record compiled during the custody and access assessment process will not be requested, summonsed, or in any other way compelled to be released in any manner or for any aspect of the legal proceeding. INTEREST: Overdue accounts shall accrue interest at the rate of 2% per month.
ATTENDANCE AT COURT. Any employee subpoenaed for attendance at court in connection with any matter related to Barrington Fire Department affairs, or related to any matter deemed justifiable by the Chief, will be allowed the time off necessary for his attendance at court pursuant to such subpoena without loss of pay and without the requirement to make up such time.
ATTENDANCE AT COURT. An employee required to serve as a juror or subpoenaed by the Crown as a witness or subpoenaed as a witness in any civil matter to be heard in a Court of Law (but for clarity not including an arbitration, labour board or other administrative tribunal) arising directly out of the employee’s duties and responsibilities as an employee and who, therefore, is unable to perform their regular shift shall be entitled to receive for each day of absence the difference between their regular straight time rate for all hours lost and the amount of jury fee received provided the employee furnishes the Employer with a Certificate of Service signed by the Clerk of the Court showing the amount of jury fee received during the normal work week.
ATTENDANCE AT COURT. Counsel shall pay Mr. Xxxx Xxxx, on behalf of their respective clients and in accordance with the proportions previously established, for court attendance a fee of $1,500.00 (One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars) per half-day (4 hours or portion thereof). Court time in excess of 4 (Four) hours on any given day shall be paid at a per diem rate of $2,200.00 (Two Thousand, Two Hundred Dollars). Once requested to attend Court, 8 (Eight) hours of preparation time shall be paid at a non-refundable rate of $2,200.00 (Two Thousand Two Hundred Dollars) regardless of whether the request by Counsel/either party for testimony by the Assessor is rescinded. The parties agree that a retainer of $6,600.00 (Six Thousand Six Hundred Dollars), representing $2,200.00 for preparation time and $4,400.00 for two days of testimony, shall be paid to the Assessor for court attendance in accordance with the proportions previously established and two weeks in advance of the Assessor’s attendance at court. Court fees in excess of $4,400.00 (two days of court time) shall be payable each day(s) in which attendance at Court is required by an “in trust” or certified cheque in accordance with the full-day rate detailed above. HST and travel costs are in addition to the daily fees described. Any residual fees remaining in the account at the conclusion of testimony shall be reimbursed by the assessor in accordance with the proportional rates payable by each party.
ATTENDANCE AT COURT. Where it is necessary for an Employee to attend a court on behalf of TEISD or its clients in connection with any matter arising out of or in connection with Employees duties, the time so occupied will count as time worked.
ATTENDANCE AT COURT. An employee subpoenaed as a witness, other than as a witness for the employer, or a juror, shall apply for leave and shall not, without permission of the employer, voluntarily attend any proceeding as a witness. An employee who attends court without approved leave will not be entitled to salary in respect of any such absence from duty. An employee, who granted leave to attend court, whether as a witness or a juror, shall not suffer any loss of salary as a consequence.
ATTENDANCE AT COURT. (a) An employee is entitled to be paid a meal allowance in accordance with clause 79 at the rates specified in Schedule C where the employee is attending Court or inquiries of a similar nature in an official capacity, and the employee cannot readily return to a station or their usual place of work for a midday meal.
