Court Appearance and Jury Duty. (a) On-Duty Court Appearances An employee while on duty who is required to appear in Court (defined as a Court of Criminal or Civil jurisdiction) to provide evidence that was acquired by such employee in the performance of their firefighting duties shall be granted leave of absence with pay for such purposes. Any remuneration received for such duty from the Court on any date or days when the employee would normally be on duty shall be remitted to the City.
Court Appearance and Jury Duty. Employees required to participate in jury duty, shall be paid for all such time lost, less any amounts received from the Court for such attendance. An employee required to attend and give testimony in any Court pursuant to subpoena, or at the discretion of his supervisor, will be fully compensated for all time lost.
Court Appearance and Jury Duty. 1. Mandatory appearances for school related incidents: If, in the course of performance of professional duties, and as a result of action arising out of performance of such duties, a unit member is served with a subpoena issued by any court or agency resulting in involuntary absence from school, the unit member shall be paid his/her salary.
Court Appearance and Jury Duty. Each member who reports for, and/or who serves on, a jury(ies) on a member workday shall receive his/her full salary while serving on a jury duty and shall retain jury duty fees paid to him/her for serving on a jury. Any member who is subpoenaed to an administrative hearing and/or court involving a member arising out of the performance of his/her contractual duties when the Association or the member is not a party to the proceeding shall receive no loss in salary while responding to said subpoena and, additionally, shall retain as his/her own any witness fees paid to him/her for responding to said subpoena. Such court appearances shall be considered professional leave.
Court Appearance and Jury Duty. Section 1. The County shall compensate any employee who, while off duty, is called to appear in court or before any investigating committee, hearing or other legal board on behalf of County Fire Investigations or County related business, at the established overtime rate at a minimum of 2 hours based on 48 hours for shift personnel and 40-hour rate for non-shift employees.
Court Appearance and Jury Duty. (a) Any employee called for jury duty or as a court witness shall be allowed time off during the period of such duty and the employee’s regular pay shall be continued. Any remuneration for lost wages received for such duty will be remitted to the Employer.
Court Appearance and Jury Duty. Upon the recommendation of the personnel administrator and the approval of the Superintendent, any classified personnel shall be granted a leave of absence with pay for:
Court Appearance and Jury Duty
