Common use of Jury Duty/Witness Leave Clause in Contracts

Jury Duty/Witness Leave. 1. Employees called for jury duty and receiving remuneration for that service, or employees receiving witness fees, shall continue to receive their full pay from the District. The employee shall remit to the District the money received for that portion of his/her services performed during his/her normal work hours, excluding any travel allowances. This may be done either by endorsing his/her jury duty/witness fee check to the District or by remitting any equal amount in cash or personal check to the District.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: A Contract Agreement, Letter Agreement, Letter Agreement

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Jury Duty/Witness Leave. 1. 12.14.1 Employees called for jury duty and receiving remuneration for that service, or employees receiving witness fees, shall continue to receive their full pay from the District. The employee shall remit to the District the money received for that portion of his/her services performed during his/her normal work hours, excluding any travel allowances. This may be done either by endorsing his/her jury duty/witness fee check to the District or by remitting any equal amount in cash or personal check to the District.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: A Contract Agreement, A Contract Agreement, A Contract Agreement

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Jury Duty/Witness Leave. 112.14.1. Employees called for jury duty and receiving remuneration for that service, or employees receiving witness fees, shall continue to receive their full pay from the District. The employee shall remit to the District the money received for that portion of his/her services performed during his/her normal work hours, excluding any travel allowances. This may be done either by endorsing his/her jury duty/witness fee check to the District or by remitting any equal amount in cash or personal check to the District.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: A Contract Agreement, A Contract Agreement

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