jury duty leave
Trial service time
Jury duty leave is time off from work granted to employees who have been summoned to serve on a jury.
Most jurisdictions require employers to provide this leave, though policies vary on whether it's paid: The company offers up to two weeks of paid jury duty leave.
Employees typically must show their summons and may need to return to work on days when court isn't in session.
- courthouseLegal proceedings venue
- court dateScheduled judicial appearance
- summonsFormal court notification
- civicPertaining to community affairs
- subpoenaWrit requiring testimony
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- leavevacation, vacation days, PTO, time off, paid time off
- time offvacation, holiday, weekend, break, rest
- employee benefitshealth insurance, pension, 401k, 401(k), retirement
- employee entitlementshealth insurance, vacation, holidays, retirement plan, pension
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Allotted leave from employment
paid time off · holiday leave · sabbatical · leisure time · annual leave
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Actively performing duties
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Allotted leave from employment
personal day · sick leave · mental health day · comp time · bereavement leave
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