The patients are being assigned constant, individual guards on overtime rates.

"I wouldn't agree to some of the overtime rates or crew sizes that they accept," he said.

When that happens, police have to cancel leave, pay overtime rates and give officers a lieu day.

Employers are free to make their own arrangements concerning overtime rates for part-time staff.

In fact, if the union is any good at its job, the 10% will be charged at overtime rates when Toyota wants them back.

The officers, who will be paid overtime rates of about $26 an hour, will typically provide security for private businesses.

They weren't complaining, however, because their employers were paying overtime rates in order to get this annoying job finished.

He also praised the city's decision to continue paying the salaries of the dead firefighters, at overtime rates, long after Sept. 11.

Big midtown parades siphon manpower from other parts of the city, usually at overtime rates.

Business leaders do complain about short workweeks and high overtime rates and paid sick leaves of up to two weeks.

'In many of the instances we find that employers are not honouring the basic minimum wage and ignoring overtime rates,' she said.

Overtime rates apply where the employer requires or allows the employee to work more than 8 hours a day or 40 hours per week.

And overtime rates have risen.

Employees who are called out from home to perform urgent duties normally receive call-out allowances or guaranteed hours at overtime rates.

He and others claimed that many companies were paying migrants below the minimum wage and, in some cases, not paying overtime rates.

For 70 years it has ensured a fair deal and fair pay for farm workers, overtime rates, standby allowances, bereavement leave.

The chocolate workers' new contract under the AFL gave them an increase in overtime rates, paid vacations, and a procedure for arbitrating grievances.

Also, these are the basic rates of pay for a basic 35-hour week, and generous overtime rates are paid for late-night and weekend work.

The 9% is thus not payable on overtime rates but is payable on remuneration items such as bonuses, commissions, shift loading and casual loadings.

Raises are folded into base pay and therefore count toward pensions, vacation and sick pay, overtime rates and, most important, are compounded by subsequent raises.

The shorter week is used, in part, to give flexibility to raise a worker's hours in busy periods without paying overtime rates, which kick in at 40 hours.

Holidays were reduced, overtime rates abolished, there were no salary increases and a generous sick pay scheme was replaced by Statutory Sick Pay.

"Convention Center jobs," says one Government affidavit, provide "easy work at overtime rates, together with the opportunity to make even more money by shaking down exhibitors, thefts and other rackets."

The Labor Standards Law, which prohibits forced labor under Articles 5 and 75, ensures overtime rates, and sets limits on the work-day and work-week.

However, industrial managers were often unwilling to take actions that would effectively reduce workers' wages and frequently ignored the directives they were given, continuing to pay workers high overtime rates.

The patients are being assigned constant, individual guards on overtime rates.

Negotiate a rate per day based on a certain number of hours, and an overtime rate.

The ordinance also states that they can be charged overtime rates if the town must eventually use public workers to clear a sidewalk.

When that happens, police have to cancel leave, pay overtime rates and give officers a lieu day.

Overtime rate can have different meanings in different countries and jurisdictions.

Employers are free to make their own arrangements concerning overtime rates for part-time staff.

There is one basic hourly rate with a limited number of hours and a single overtime rate.

"I wouldn't agree to some of the overtime rates or crew sizes that they accept," he said.

He also praised the city's decision to continue paying the salaries of the dead firefighters, at overtime rates, long after Sept. 11.

A high overtime rate is a good indicator of a temporary or permanent high workload.

They weren't complaining, however, because their employers were paying overtime rates in order to get this annoying job finished.

Big midtown parades siphon manpower from other parts of the city, usually at overtime rates.

In fact, if the union is any good at its job, the 10% will be charged at overtime rates when Toyota wants them back.

In fact, he hadn't charged him the overtime rate, settling on half- rate with a favor to be named later.

Business leaders do complain about short workweeks and high overtime rates and paid sick leaves of up to two weeks.

The officers, who will be paid overtime rates of about $26 an hour, will typically provide security for private businesses.

He earns $10 an hour, but after 40 hours in a week, he gets the $15 overtime rate.

The overtime rate calculates the ratio between employee overtime with the regular hours in a specific time period.

Currently, workers are paid the overtime rate of time and a half for all night or weekend work, even if they work no more than 40 hours.

Variable rate overtime has the effect of paying a decreasing overtime rate the more hours a person works in a week.

The lawsuit asserts that those two restaurants failed to pay the full overtime rate and illegally shared the waiters' tips with managers.

And overtime rates have risen.

Overtime rates apply where the employer requires or allows the employee to work more than 8 hours a day or 40 hours per week.

As call out is likely to occur at nights, weekends or statutory holidays, it's usually paid at the relevant overtime rate.

- Payment for the day decided to be given for rest should be paid at a rate not less than the overtime rate.