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Court Leave
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15-01-2009 10:18pm#1
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I don't think a summons to court is considered as holiday leave, I think your company is obliged to give you the day off and not have it effect your anual leave.
Companies had to leave off FCA/RDF members for their anual camp, for 2 weeks and not effect their anual leave. So I was told
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Amaris Ugly Tunnel wrote: »I don't think a summons to court is considered as holiday leave, I think your company is obliged to give you the day off and not have it effect your anual leave.
Companies had to leave off FCA/RDF members for their anual camp, for 2 weeks and not effect their anual leave. So I was told
I think thats only for Jury duty. The employer has to let you attend as a witness but I think it goes either unpaid of annual leave.0 -
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