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Jury Duty/ Court Appearance
National Summary
Most employers believe that an employee has a civic responsibility to serve when called as a juror or witness, and many states prohibit discrimination against employees who serve as a juror or witness.
Although most employers pay employees on leave for jury service, the federal
Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)
does not require employers to pay nonexempt salaried employees or hourly employees while on leave for jury service. However, employers must pay full salaries to exempt employees who are absent from work for less than 1 week to perform jury service.
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158317
index.aspx
Questions & Answers
Is it customary to pay an employee for jury duty leave?
04/21/2009
National
156464
index.aspx
Analysis
Jury Duty/ Court Appearance
03/04/2009
National
155052
index.aspx
Questions & Answers
When is an employer required to pay employees on leave for jury duty under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)?
05/02/2006
National
151851
index.aspx
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If someone is subpoenaed to court, does the company by law have to pay the employee?
06/18/2003
National
152957
tools.aspx
Policies
Jury Duty and/or Court Appearance Policy
03/21/2003
National
151850
index.aspx
Questions & Answers
If a small company of 5-8 employees has an employee called to Jury Duty what can they do to get that employee excused?
03/13/2003
National
153074
tools.aspx
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Jury Duty Checklist
02/24/2003
National
151847
index.aspx
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An exempt employee is summoned to a day in court - he has just started with our company. We have requested that he bring back certification of his court appearance. Would it be treated the same as jury duty?
09/25/2002
National
151846
index.aspx
Questions & Answers
It has been our practice to compensate 1st shift employees when called to jury duty. We have not, in the past, compensated 2nd or 3rd shift employees. Is this ok?
10/12/2001
National
151848
index.aspx
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Why is there a two week jury duty limit included in most policies?
07/31/2001
National
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