Common use of Jury Duty and Court Attendance Clause in Contracts

Jury Duty and Court Attendance. (a) A nurse served with a jury notice or with a subpoena requiring attendance at court shall forthwith notify his/her immediate supervisor. (b) A nurse shall be paid for time actually spent on jury duty or for time spent in attendance under subpoena at court provided such nurse furnishes to his/her immediate supervisor a written statement from a proper public official or the solicitor or counsel of the party on whose behalf he/she is subpoenaed, certifying as to the date and time of his/her court attendance and the amount of remuneration received and provided that the nurse pays to the Employer the amount of such remuneration other than mileage and meal allowances. (c) A nurse called for jury duty or subpoenaed for attendance at court and who is temporarily excused from such duty or attendance must report for work if a reasonable period of time remains to be worked in his/her shift.

Jury Duty and Court Attendance. (a) A nurse served with a jury notice or with a subpoena requiring attendance at court shall forthwith notify his/her the nurse’s immediate supervisor. (b) A nurse shall be paid for time actually spent on jury duty or for time spent in attendance under subpoena at court provided such nurse furnishes to his/her the nurse’s immediate supervisor a written statement from a proper public official or the solicitor or counsel of the party on whose behalf he/she the nurse is subpoenaed, certifying as to the date and time of his/her the nurse’s court attendance and the amount of remuneration received and provided that the nurse pays to the Employer the amount of such remuneration other than mileage and meal allowances. (c) A nurse called for jury duty or subpoenaed for attendance at court and who is temporarily excused from such duty or attendance must report for work if a reasonable period of time remains to be worked in his/her the nurse’s shift.

Jury Duty and Court Attendance. (a) A nurse served with a jury notice or with a subpoena requiring attendance at court shall forthwith notify his/her immediate supervisor. (b) A nurse shall be paid for time actually spent on jury duty or for time spent in attendance under subpoena at court provided such nurse furnishes to his/her immediate supervisor a written statement from a proper public official or the solicitor or counsel of the party on whose behalf he/she is subpoenaed, certifying as to the date and time of his/her court attendance and the amount of remuneration received and provided that the nurse pays to the Employer the amount of such remuneration other than mileage and meal allowances. (c) A nurse called for jury duty or subpoenaed for attendance at court and who is temporarily excused from such duty or attendance must report for work if a reasonable period of time remains to be worked in his/her shift.