does every job have to pay u for u missing work due to jury duty?

Question

if you are a full time worker in the state of ohio. by ohio law is your job required to pay u for missing time dur to jury duty

Answer 1

I would check with Ohio Dept. of Labor.

Answer 2

Although laws are different throughout the states, I don't ever recall hearing about a law that requires employers to pay you. State and Federal jobs do pay you for jury duty, but private companies are not obligated to do so.

Most jurors are usually paid for their services, usually anywhere from $10-$20 per day (may be higher for high-profile cases and sequestering), and this amount varies by state and by local governments.

Answer 3

No. Because you're not working.

Most jurisdictions give you a small sum for service on a jury (like, $5 a day)

The only requirement under law is that your employer can't fire you because you missed work due to jury duty.

Answer 4

When I lived & worked in Ohio, I just had to show my summons to my supervisor and was given the time (with pay) off. My workplace paid me & told me to drive my butt back to work when my time was over. (I had to be at court later than I'd have to be at work & told them so). If your work doesn't give you the time off you can call in advance the # on the Summons card and tell them (I did one time in FL) and they let me off jury duty without having to show up & tell them in person. My work in Ohio paid me so I couldn't accept that tiny bit they give you but you're better off that way.

Answer 5

I don't know about Ohio. In New Jersey, it's not mandatory, but most larger employers do it anyway.

Answer 6

No. But some companies will pay for the days you are away. The county you live in has to pay though. but is very little.

Answer 7

It depends on the job.