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As I say grand jury duty is often not every day, you can always take your PTO, and there are always nights and weekends. A company can always keep paying your b
by ghaff 7mo ago
As I say grand jury duty is often not every day, you can always take your PTO, and there are always nights and weekends. A company can always keep paying your base salary but, as you say, there could be longer term consequences.
And the case upthread is obviously a retail manager being stupid but I also assume there is no obligation to pay hourly employees for hours they don’t work or for tips they didn’t collect.
- hansvm 7mo ago> not every day Yep > can take your PTO You can, but if salaried you usually shouldn't, ignoring any particularly malicious employers and social contracts around the outskirts of the law. > No obligation to pay hourly employees, tips, etc Yeah, if you're not salaried you're screwed. PTO might cover a few days, but if you have a month-long trial and need money for rent then my understanding of the law is that serving as a juror will make you homeless unless the courtroom is willing to extend some compassion for your hardship.