Common use of Witness or Jury Duty Clause in Contracts

Witness or Jury Duty. An Employee, who worked an average of twenty (20) hours per week, in the previous three (3) month period, and is required for Jury Duty, or as a witness (except in the Employee’s own defense) the Employer will pay the Employee an amount required to make up the difference between the normal earnings the Employee would have received and any amount which the Employee receives from the court for such service.

Witness or Jury Duty. An Employee, who worked an average of twenty (20) hours per week, in the previous three (3) month period, and is required for Jury Duty, or as a witness (except in the Employee’s own defense) the Employer Company will pay the Employee an amount required to make up the difference between the normal earnings the Employee would have received and any amount which the Employee receives from the court for such service.