Attending Court for the Employer Sample Clauses

Attending Court for the Employer. An employee who is required to attend a coroner's inquest in connection with a case concerning the Employer, or who is required to attend a court of law as a witness in connection with a case concerning the Employer when they would otherwise be scheduled to work for the Employer shall be paid the wages they would have received during this period, computed on the basis of their regular number of straight time hours at their then current rate of pay. Such employee will notify the Employer of the requirement to attend the court or inquest and shall furnish adequate proof of the amount of pay received which shall be deducted from their next pay cheque. The Employer will not require the employee to work any other than their regularly scheduled hours while a witness. If an employee is required by law to attend a court of law as a witness in a case not connected with their duties as an employee, they will be granted a leave of absence without pay and will be offered the next open shift on a preferential basis to make up for any lost hours. It is understood that Article 16.04 shall not apply to any proceedings between an employee or the Union and the Employer except where the Employer subpoenas the employee to attend these proceedings.
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