Court Appearance Pay and Administrative Hearings Sample Clauses

Court Appearance Pay and Administrative Hearings a. Watch Off Status. Employees appearing for court on watch-off days will receive three (3) hours of court appearance premium pay (50% above base salary) for their first court appearance commencing with the time indicated on the subpoena. This also includes court preparation and conferences when accompanied by a same day court appearance. No court appearance premium pay will be allowed for an employee’s meal period. 258. Employees appearing in court for more than three (3) hours will receive court appearance pay on an hour for hour basis when appearing on scheduled watch off days. b. Scheduled to Work Status. 259. 1. Employees appearing for court less than one hour prior to the beginning of their scheduled watches will receive one (1) hour of court appearance premium pay.
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Court Appearance Pay and Administrative Hearings a. Watch Off Status. Employees appearing for court on watch-off days will receive three (3) hours of court appearance premium pay (50% above base salary) for their first court appearance commencing with the time indicated on the subpoena. This also includes court preparation and conferences when accompanied by a same day court appearance. No court appearance premium pay will be allowed for an employee’s meal period. 260. Employees appearing in court for more than three (3) hours will receive court appearance pay on an hour for hour basis when appearing on scheduled watch off days.
Court Appearance Pay and Administrative Hearings a. Watch Off Status. Employees appearing for court on watch-off days will receive three

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