overtime
जादा वेळ
definition
adverb
they were working overtime to fulfill a big order
in addition to normal working hours.
noun
fewer opportunities for overtime
time in addition to what is normal, as time worked beyond one's scheduled working hours.
translation of 'overtime'
जादा कामाचा मेहनताना,
ठरलेल्या वेळेपेक्षा जादा वेळ,
जादा केलेल्या कामाचा कालावधी
example
You figure the worst thing that could happen if you miss it is that the game goes into 'overtime' .
I was just very thankful, think her guardian angel was working 'overtime' that day.
‘They force us to work 'overtime' and now they're forcing a contract on us…’ the ad began.
I scored 24 points in the fourth, but the game went to 'overtime' .
The Sri Lankan government has imposed drastic funding cuts to public hospitals and health services for the payment of 'overtime' or extra duty allowances.
they lost in 'overtime'
Four of those five field goals won games for the team, and the fifth sent a game into 'overtime' .
Some of the payments were used to pay staff 'overtime' .
The virtual townscape becomes choked with black smoke, dumper-trucks work 'overtime' carrying waste to the landfill site, fires rage.
He is a veteran who knows what it takes to win and is not overwhelmed by 'overtime' or elimination games.
Instead, the decision enshrines the present work regime, while creating the illusion that workers now have the right to refuse long 'overtime' hours.
we worked 'overtime' to fulfil a big order
One irate police sergeant attached to the Port-of-Spain Division said he received only part payment of his 'overtime' about two weeks ago.
In one Wal-Mart supply factory, workers were reportedly ordered not to clock in on Sunday to avoid detection of 'overtime' hours.
Being alone, working 'overtime' everyday in Germany totally rocks!
Unfortunately for me, church went 'overtime' this week - outside.
Yes, it was a brief analysis of the award provisions, finding that there was explicit in the award ordinary hours for casuals and 'overtime' hours.
his brain was working 'overtime'
the company could not afford to pay 'overtime'
Trade unions, however, are generally not recognised, and most of them spend a good deal of their time and energy trying to get their meagre wages and 'overtime' paid on time.
So, if you use the Internet that long per day and are used to getting 70 hours of 'overtime' charges, than the cable connection is certainly worth getting.
Although he only has an income of 800 yuan per month, he works 'overtime' every day.
I assure you more than half of the department's own social workers work 'overtime' every week.
They could be working 'overtime' any evening of the week, going on holidays, enjoying the summer, instead of slogging it out three or four evenings a week.
The company's answer is to offer bonuses for working seven hour long 'overtime' shifts.
His two TD returns of deflected passes that won games in 'overtime' are a reflection of his ability to be in the right place.
In the building industry up to thirty percent of the wages, such as 'overtime' , is paid as cash wages with no tax deducted.
He believes the extra money is being paid as 'overtime' , allowances and bonuses.
Existing employees who work 'overtime' hours do not incur any additional benefit costs.
Nor will 'overtime' be paid under the new wage contract at VW.
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