Common use of Civic Duties Clause in Contracts

Civic Duties. A. Employees required to serve as jurors or to at­ tend court or coroner’s inquest as witnesses shall receive their regular pay (basic salary plus commission, and Station Manager’s and Assistant Manager’s Differential, and Night Rate Differential, if applicable) over the fees received for the time absent except deductions will be made for any fees received as expert witness in excess of regular witness fee. Employees registered and entitled to vote at National, State, County or Municipal elections will, if their schedules make it necessary, be allowed sufficient time off with regular pay to exercise this important privilege. An employee serving on a public election board may absent himself from work to perform such service, and no deduction will be made from this regular pay because of such absence. It is understood that employees required to serve as jurors or act as witnesses will report for work immediately after completing these services and complete the hours remaining within the scheduled work day. The work day in such instances will be assumed as ending eight (8 ) hours after the time of reporting for such service as a juror or witness.

Civic Duties. A. Employees required to serve as jurors or to at­ tend court or coroner’s inquest as witnesses shall receive their regular pay (basic salary plus commission, and Station Manager’s and Assistant Manager’s 's Differential, and Night Rate Differential, if applicable) over the fees received for the time absent except deductions will be made for any fees received as expert witness in excess of regular witness fee. Employees registered and entitled to vote at National, State, County or Municipal elections will, if their schedules make it necessary, be allowed sufficient time off with regular pay to exercise this important privilege. An employee serving on a public election board may absent himself from work to perform such service, and no deduction will be made from this his regular pay because of such absence. It is understood that employees required to serve as jurors or act as witnesses will report for work immediately after completing these services and complete the hours remaining within the scheduled work day. The work day in such instances will be assumed as ending eight (8 ) hours after the time of reporting for such service as a juror or witness.