intensity noun [U]. âº the âquality of being âextreme in âstrength or âforce: Simone âsings with âemotional intensity. The âlight âhit us with such intensity that we âducked. âº art Intensity in a âwork of âart âdescribes the âstrength of the âcolor, âsound, âlight, or âfeeling. (Definition of intensity from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary Â© Cambridge University Press).
Treating Arrests and Incarcerations as Absences. When an employee loses time from work because he or she is incarcerated or arrested, you may choose to handle it as an absence issue. This may be your best bet if you don't have a large number of employees and arrests are not common among your workforce.his is probably a more useful way to address the situation, especially if you have few employees and do not expect this type of problem to occur with regularity. Here is an example of a generic personal leave policy (note that this is not the same as sick time, vacation time, or other kinds of time away from work).
In some states, employers may require employees to provide proof that they were called for jury duty before they take any time off work. For most employees, the most important issue is whether or not they will be paid for time spent on jury duty.ome employers doggedly resist the idea of allowing employees to take time off for jury duty -- and apply subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) pressure on them to try to get out of serving. Recognizing this problem, most states prohibit employers from firing or disciplining employees called to serve on a jury.