Common use of Jury Duty and Court Appearances Clause in Contracts

Jury Duty and Court Appearances. Eligible employees may receive time off to comply with a court summons to serve as a juror or to comply with a legal subpoena to appear as a witness in a judicial proceeding. Unless otherwise required by state law, Kindred will pay employees who have completed one (1) month of continuous full-time employment the difference between the regular base rate of pay for all scheduled work hours not worked because of jury service, and payment, not including reimbursement by the state or federal courts, for expenses incurred as a result of jury duty, received for jury service. Payment is limited to eight (8) hours per day (including nigh work schedules), forty (40) hours during any single workweek, and a total of fifteen (15) days in any twelve (12) month period, unless otherwise required by state law. Any payment provided for service as a juror shall be deducted from Jury Duty pay. Travel reimbursement is not counted as Jury Service pay. Employees are not paid for time off from work to appear in court as a witness pursuant to a subpoena or as a party to a lawsuit, unless otherwise required by state law. Kindred will pay for time off from work to appear in court or as a witness on behalf of Xxxxxxx. Employees should devote as much time to your job as is practical and reasonable while serving as a juror or witness. Employees are required to provide a copy of the official jury summons or subpoena upon receipt unless otherwise required by state law. You must also submit pay documentation to your supervisor.

Jury Duty and Court Appearances. Eligible employees may receive time off to comply with a court summons to serve as a juror or to comply with a legal subpoena to appear as a witness in a judicial proceeding. Unless otherwise required by state law, Kindred will pay employees who have completed one (1) month of continuous full-time employment the difference between the regular base rate of pay for all scheduled work hours not worked because of jury service, and payment, not including reimbursement by the state or federal courts, for expenses incurred as a result of jury duty, received for jury service. Payment is limited to eight (8) hours per day (including nigh work schedules), forty (40) hours during any single workweek, and a total of fifteen (15) days in any twelve (12) month period, unless otherwise required by state law. Any payment provided for service as a juror shall be deducted from Jury Duty pay. Travel reimbursement is not counted as Jury Service pay. Employees are not paid for time off from work to appear in court as a witness pursuant to a subpoena or as a party to a lawsuit, unless otherwise required by state law. Kindred will pay for time off from work to appear in court or as a witness on behalf of XxxxxxxKindred. Employees should devote as much time to your job as is practical and reasonable while serving as a juror or witness. Employees are required to provide a copy of the official jury summons or subpoena upon receipt unless otherwise required by state law. You must also submit pay documentation to your supervisor.

Jury Duty and Court Appearances. Eligible employees may receive time off to comply with a court summons to serve as a juror or to comply with a legal subpoena to appear as a witness in a judicial proceeding. Unless otherwise required by state law, Kindred the Hospital will pay employees who have completed one (1) month of continuous full-time employment the difference between the regular base rate of pay for all scheduled work hours not worked because of jury service, and payment, not including reimbursement by the state or federal courts, for expenses incurred as a result of jury duty, received for jury service. Payment is limited to eight (8) hours per day (including nigh night work schedules), forty (40) hours during any single workweek, and a total of fifteen (15) days in any twelve (12) month period, unless otherwise required by state law. Any payment provided for service as a juror shall be deducted from Jury Duty pay. Travel reimbursement is not counted as Jury Service pay. Employees are not paid for time off from work to appear in court as a witness pursuant to a subpoena or as a party to a lawsuit, unless otherwise required by state law. Kindred The Hospital will pay for time off from work to appear in court or as a witness on behalf of XxxxxxxThe Hospital. Employees should devote as much time to your job as is practical and reasonable while serving as a juror or witness. Employees are required to provide a copy of the official jury summons or subpoena upon receipt unless otherwise required by state law. You Employees must also submit pay documentation to your their supervisor.