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Common use of and Witness Clause in Contracts

and Witness. Where an employee has received a subpoena as a witness in a case to which he is not a party or has been called upon to act as a juror during his scheduled working days, the employee shall receive the difference between the indemnity which is paid to him as witness or juror and the salary he would normally have earned if he would have worked his regularly scheduled hours during the said days. who is summoned for jury duty but is not in fact chosen to sit as a juror, must present himself at work as soon as possible thereafter. Such employee may be required to establish that the duration of his absence was caused by the time necessary for waiting, being chosen or being set aside.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

and Witness. Where an employee has employeehas received a subpoena as a witness in a case to which he is not a party or has been called upon to act as a juror during his scheduled working days, the employee he shall receive the difference between the indemnity which is paid to him as witness or as a juror and the salary he would normally have earned if he would have worked his regularly scheduled hours during the said days. who An employeewho is summoned for jury duty forjuryduty but is not in fact chosen to sit as a jurorajuror, must present himself at work as soon as possible thereafter. Such employee may be required to establish that the duration of his absence was caused by the time necessary for waiting, being chosen or being set aside.

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Samples: Collective Agreement

and Witness. Where an employee has received a subpoena as a witness in a case to which he is not a party or has been called upon to act as a juror during his scheduled working days, the employee he shall receive the difference between the indemnity which is paid to him as witness or as a juror and the salary he would normally have earned if he would have worked his regularly scheduled hours during the said days. An employee who is summoned for jury duty but is not in fact chosen to sit as a juror, must present himself at work as soon as possible thereafter. Such employee may be required to establish that the duration of his absence was caused by the time necessary for waiting, being chosen or being set aside.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

and Witness. Where an employee has received a subpoena as a witness in a as case to which he is not a party or has been called upon to act as a juror during his scheduled working days, the employee he shall receive the difference between the indemnity which is paid to him his as witness or as a juror and the salary he would normally have earned if he would have worked his regularly scheduled hours during the said days. An employee who is summoned for jury duty but is not in fact chosen to sit as a juror, must present himself at work as soon as possible thereafter. Such employee may be required to establish that the duration of his absence was caused by the time necessary for waiting, being chosen or being set aside.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

and Witness. Where an employee has received a subpoena as a witness in a case to which he she is not a party or has been called upon to act as a juror during his her scheduled working days, the employee she shall receive the difference between the indemnity which is paid to him her as witness or as a juror and the salary he she would normally have earned if he she would have worked his her regularly scheduled hours during the said days. An employee who is summoned for jury duty but is not in fact chosen to sit as a juror, must present himself herself at work as soon as possible thereafter. Such employee may be required to establish that the duration of his her absence was caused by the time necessary for waiting, being chosen or being set aside.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

and Witness. Where an employee has received a subpoena as a witness in a case to which he she is not a party or has been called upon to act as a juror during his her scheduled working days, the employee she shall receive the difference between the indemnity which is paid to him her as witness or as a juror and the salary he she would normally have earned if he she would have worked his her regularly scheduled hours during the said days. An employee who is summoned for jury duty but is not in fact chosen to sit as a juror, must present himself herself at work as soon as possible thereafter. Such employee may be required to establish that the duration of his her absence was caused by the time necessary for waiting, being chosen or being set aside.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement