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Old 09-27-2016, 08:07 AM
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So I just receive a notification to report for jury duty at the end of October.

Is there a SOP for notifying the company?

Reading 21-N of the UPA, jury duty is considered a paid absence. Do I get removed for the entire 3 day trip or will the company deadhead me out to attend jury duty?

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I have jury duty in a few weeks that fell on the last day of a 3 day trip and they dropped the entire 3 day. You are pay protected, but the fom says you have to provide documentation that you actually went. This is no problem and the court will ask if anyone needs proof of juror service for work. To have the trip dropped, you need to email the PSC with the dates of your jury service adn the trip that it conflicts with. It's [email protected] (not "PSC", but spell out the words, I didn't want to put the actual address on the internet for bots to find and spam) and they will take the trip off your schedule.
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Originally Posted by RC26flyer
So I just receive a notification to report for jury duty at the end of October.

Is there a SOP for notifying the company?

Reading 21-N of the UPA, jury duty is considered a paid absence. Do I get removed for the entire 3 day trip or will the company deadhead me out to attend jury duty?

Thanks.
Just email your flight office and tell them about the jury duty. When I did it, they dropped any flying that touched the first few days of jury duty. Mine started on a Thursday and I got out of a 4 day that departed on Friday. I was cut loose from jury duty Friday afternoon. Enjoyed the weekend off with pay.

(This was back when the contract was new...maybe it is the PSC now that you contact??)
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Old 09-27-2016, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by RC26flyer
So I just receive a notification to report for jury duty at the end of October.

Is there a SOP for notifying the company?

Reading 21-N of the UPA, jury duty is considered a paid absence. Do I get removed for the entire 3 day trip or will the company deadhead me out to attend jury duty?

Thanks.
Firstly, don't be in a rush to notify the PSC or the flight office. Your duty isn't till the end of October.

I generally do jury duty once every year. As a rule I usually don't notify the company until about 2-3 days prior to the event.

Might I suggest that perhaps you could find yourself in a position where 2 closely spaced 4day trips could easily replace that 3day trip in your line. There are no restrictions on your ability to trade until you notify.

Please remember that this is a negotiated benefit and you are entitled to be paid for ALL dropped trip due to jury duty.


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Old 09-27-2016, 11:52 AM
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Awesome advice. Thanks for the intel.
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PDR your questions to the contract hotline.
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