Common use of Jury Duty and Court Subpoena Clause in Contracts

Jury Duty and Court Subpoena. An employee required to serve as a juror shall receive regular wages less any compensation received as a juror. Satisfactory evidence of serving as a juror must be presented to qualify for payment. Similar makeup pay shall be granted to an employee who loses time from work because of the employee’s appearance in court pursuant to proper subpoena, except when the employee is either a plaintiff, defendant, or other party to a personal court proceeding.

Jury Duty and Court Subpoena. An employee required to serve as a juror shall receive his/her regular wages less any compensation received as a juror. Satisfactory evidence of serving as a juror must be presented to qualify for payment. Similar makeup pay shall be granted to an employee who loses time from work because of the employee’s his/her appearance in court pursuant to proper subpoena, except when the employee he/she is either a plaintiff, defendant, defendant or other party to a personal the court proceeding.

Jury Duty and Court Subpoena. An employee required to serve as a juror shall receive his regular wages less any compensation received as a juror. Satisfactory evidence of serving as a juror must be presented to qualify for payment. Similar makeup pay shall be granted to an employee who loses time from work because of the employee’s his appearance in court pursuant to proper subpoena, except when the employee he is either a plaintiff, defendant, defendant or other party to a personal the court proceeding.