Was she named Caitlyn?

You don't really know until you check under the skirt...

ewwwwww......but, she probably wouldn't have minded. I bet she's had worse....and she'd have made you use a condom anyway.

Why you setting in my seat?

😂 =d>

I ***think*** an employer has to pay when the employee is serving jury duty.

In Florida, no person summoned or accepted to serve on any grand or petit jury in the state may be dismissed from employment because of the nature or length of jury service.

Jury duty leave is unpaid leave in Florida

This may be different in other states.

Our policy is to allow make-up hours or work from home so employee can maintain their income. The State pays the jurors but the amount is a joke. If not being paid by employer is a hardship in a long trial, the judge will usually let you off but you name is thrown back in the hat for a subsequent shorter trial. Some companies have sick leave or jury duty leave policies and employees that have a track record with our company usually get some extra consideration.

That was a no brainer as at the time the government pay for the day, plus my mileage to the courthouse worked out to about $15.

Signing over the check was more of a "here is the proof that I really served" and not just used it as an excuse to get out of work.

Question: what do you find to be your biggest professional challenge in your current role?

Answer given to me: Well, I don't want to be racist, but..... (The rest edited due to the un believability of the rest of the answer)

hey Tim, look ----> Shiny! (dangles keys)