An Employee serving Jury Duty Sample Clauses

An Employee serving Jury Duty shall not return to work while serving on a Jury or in the Jury Pool when released for the day. If the Employee is discharged from the Jury Pool during the members duty shift the member shall return to their normal duty.
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