Common use of Attending Court Clause in Contracts

Attending Court. An employee who is required by writ or subpoena in court as a witness in a work related matter, will be paid his/her regular rate of pay up to crew value for time required to be in court provided the employee presents the Employer with a copy of the process papers which required his/her presence in court, and pays over to the Employer the amount received by serving as such witness.

Attending Court. An employee who is required by writ or subpoena in court as a witness in a work related matter, will be paid his/her his regular rate of pay up to crew value for time required to be in court provided the employee presents the Employer with a copy of the process papers which required his/her his presence in court, and pays over to the Employer the amount received by serving as such witness.

Attending Court. An employee who is required by writ or subpoena in court as a witness in a work related matter, will be paid his/her regular rate of pay up to crew value for time required to be in court provided the employee presents the Employer with a copy of the process papers which required his/her presence in court, and pays over to the Employer the amount received by serving as such witness.

Attending Court. An employee who is required by writ or subpoena to appear in court as a witness as a result in a work related matterthe good faith performance of his / her duties, will be paid his/her his regular rate of pay up to crew value for time required to be in court provided the employee presents the Employer with a copy of the process papers which required his/her his presence in court, and pays over to the Employer the amount received by serving as such witness.