overtime hours

Employees are also paid for a fixed number of overtime hours, whether they have worked them or not.

"That was when we really worked long overtime hours, the whole weekend through.

We, as politicians, cannot dictate the amount of overtime hours one can work.

She can't clock her overtime hours because the branch manager needs to show high profits.

Under certain conditions, time spent in a travel status may be compensable as overtime hours.

The worker shortage has meant long overtime hours, with many employees working 12-hour days and on Saturdays.

Most workers want some overtime hours because they need the money, but the overnight shifts are widely considered a burden.

We can create more jobs, not, as the Socialists wish, by restricting overtime hours for workers.

Overtime hours in manufacturing showed a particularly steep drop.

Guaranteed overtime hours should be included in this calculation.

New York City police officers, for instance, worked 357,000 fewer overtime hours last year compared with two years ago.

Most are forced by employers to work overtime hours, at straight-time wages, if they want to keep their jobs.

Ensure that employees are provided compensation for overtime hours at the legally required premium rate.

Overtime hours are generally paid at a time-and-a-half basis.

It is not uncommon for overtime hours to be accepted voluntarily by wage-earning workers.

Overtime hours, already at record highs, rose further.

Charges are passed through with no additional cost for the purchase of equipment and/or technician overtime hours (as requested).

In Bangladesh, the government recently announced that it would increase the number of authorised overtime hours and reduce the restrictions on women’s night work.

He was close to retiring, and realized he might be able to improve his pension with the overtime hours.

After being elected, he required some departments to explain their requests for both hiring more employees while also increasing overtime hours.

Department officials also kept a second set of records - detailed, computerized time sheets that clocked overtime hours.

Overtime hours averaged a relatively high 4.7 a week in September, unchanged from August.

About that time, overtime hours began to fall, an early warning that the boom was starting to fade.

Weekly earnings are not a true criterion - because overtime hours worked distort long-term trends.

Mr. Franchebos was upset that he would still be required to work hundreds of overtime hours against his will.