COURT OR MILITARY ORDERS Sample Clauses

COURT OR MILITARY ORDERS. Section 1. There shall be no loss of pay due to absence caused by compliance with a court subpoena for business directly related to school activities or jury duty or selective service or military directive when compliance is mandatory and must be carried out during work hours. This does not include induction into the military service or the meeting of military training requirements. During such absence employees shall be paid the difference between their normal pay and any compensation received for jury duty or selective service or military duty.
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