Common use of Swing Shift Employees Clause in Contracts

Swing Shift Employees. Employees working a swing shift who attend jury duty shall be paid for their jury duty time under the following conditions. If the employee has jury duty after 12:00 noon that day, then the employee will call his/her supervisor or designee between 10:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. that day. When the supervisor is called, the employee need not report to work and will be paid for their regular work hours on that day. If the employee's supervisor is not called, then the employee shall report to work at his/her regular time.

Swing Shift Employees. Employees working a swing shift who attend jury duty shall be paid for their jury duty time under the following conditions. If the employee has jury duty after 12:00 noon that day, then the employee will call his/her their supervisor or designee between 10:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. that day. When the supervisor is called, the employee need not report to work and will be paid for their regular work hours on that day. If the employee's supervisor is not called, then the employee shall report to work at his/her their regular time.