Common use of Subpoenaed Crown Witness Clause in Contracts

Subpoenaed Crown Witness. An employee who is selected for service as a juror or subpoenaed as a crown witness, will be compensated for loss of pay from the employee's regularly scheduled hours at the employee's regular hourly rate less the fee received for services as a juror/witness. However, after the employee has completed jury/witness duties, the employee is required, when practical, to return to the Company's premises to complete the employee's remaining normally scheduled work day.

Subpoenaed Crown Witness. An employee who is selected for service as a juror or subpoenaed sub- poenaed as a crown witness, will be compensated for loss of pay from the employee's ’s regularly scheduled hours at the employee's em- ployee’s regular hourly rate less the fee received for services as a juror/witness. However, after the employee has completed jury/witness duties, the employee is required, when practical, to return to the Company's ’s premises to complete the employee's ’s remaining normally scheduled work day.