Witness in Court. When an employee is called as a witness in a private case, he is not paid unless the call arises from his City employment or as a result of a subpoena issued by the Prosecutor's office or the Police Division for a work related activity (e.g., Employee observed an accident while on the job; testifying from official records). Witness fees must be turned into the department for deposit with the City Treasurer if the employee is paid his regular salary.
Witness in Court. Employees who are subpoenaed to testify in a legal proceeding shall receive full salary less the amount they receive from the court for the period they are absent from duty. Presentation of a certified statement from the Clerk of the Court indicating the amount of time spent in court is required.
Witness in Court. If an employee is required to be a witness in court as a result of a case with the City of Cincinnati, or because he/she witnessed an event while working for the City of Cincinnati, an employee will be paid their regular salary. An employee will not be paid for appearing in court for any matter unrelated to the City of Cincinnati. Witness fees must be turned into the department for deposit with the City Treasurer if the employee is paid his regular salary.
Witness in Court. The Board shall grant a leave of absence where a Teacher is summoned as a witness in court, provided the Teacher is neither the plaintiff nor the defendant in the action. The Teacher shall receive full salary from the Board and turn over to the Board all monies received from the court as witness fees.
Witness in Court. Certificated employees may be granted leave of absence with pay by the District for the following reasons:
a. To appear as a witness in court.
b. To respond to an official order from another governmental jurisdiction. Payment shall not exceed the difference between witness fees and the certificated employee’s regular earnings, less travel fees. No salary will be paid in cases where a certificated employee is a voluntary witness appearing in his/her own interests, except as provided under Personal Necessity Leave.
Witness in Court. The Board shall grant a leave of absence where a DECE is summoned as a witness in court, provided the DECE is neither the Plaintiff nor the Defendant in the action. The DECE shall receive full salary from the Board and turn over to the Board all monies received from the court as witness fees.
Witness in Court. Employees may be absent without loss of pay, when the absence is in obedience to legal process. "Legal process" shall mean summons to appear as a witness in a court in the State of New Jersey or in a court of the United States in a case in which the person is not party and also such that the individual has no option but to appear. When submitting Report of Absence for court compliance, satisfactory evidence must appear on or accompany the report.
Witness in Court. An employee shall be entitled to time off with pay and all fringe benefits for that period of time when obligated to attend any court proceedings as a witness during regular hours of employment; the employee shall account to the City for any witness fee received as a witness. An employee shall not be entitled to a witness fee under any circumstances where called as a witness for the City, but shall be paid straight time wages for time spent in attendance as a City witness during regular working hours and time and one-half (1-1/2) at other times (cross reference, Section 6:6).
Witness in Court. An employee requested or subpoenaed to appear in court as a witness shall be covered by the same provisions that apply to jury duty. Employees subpoenaed to appear in court as a witness as a direct result of work performed for a second Employer shall not receive time off with pay from Xxxxxxx County.
Witness in Court. Employees who are subpoenaed to testify as a witness in legal action shall receive full salary for the period they are absent from duty while in court.
