overtime
ఓవర్ టైం
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.
example
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.
To say the least, we were stunned that we were headed for 'overtime' in a game we had dominated.
The Texans turned three turnovers into 17 points and blocked a field goal in 'overtime' to keep the game tied.
He believes the extra money is being paid as 'overtime' , allowances and bonuses.
The virtual townscape becomes choked with black smoke, dumper-trucks work 'overtime' carrying waste to the landfill site, fires rage.
According to student feedback, this workload becomes difficult to manage when combined with 'overtime' hours at work.
In one Wal-Mart supply factory, workers were reportedly ordered not to clock in on Sunday to avoid detection of 'overtime' hours.
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.
In part because of his judgment, Tennessee won that game in double 'overtime' .
Workers reported that they were regularly forced to work five hours 'overtime' and do 24-hour shifts for no extra money.
the company could not afford to pay 'overtime'
Instead, the decision enshrines the present work regime, while creating the illusion that workers now have the right to refuse long 'overtime' hours.
Everything else is tied to performance related pay, a major increase in pay differences between workers in different areas doing the same job, and loss of 'overtime' and bonus payments.
Workers on the lower end can struggle on less than minimum wage with no 'overtime' or benefits.
Some of the payments were used to pay staff 'overtime' .
Employers added 340,000 jobs, while the length of the average workweek rose and manufacturing workers spent more 'overtime' hours on the job.
For employees who continue to work long hours, 'overtime' compensation will remain fertile ground for lawsuits.
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.
I was just very thankful, think her guardian angel was working 'overtime' that day.
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.
The Board will be looking to make savings in areas like 'overtime' , premium payments, travel costs and reductions in replacement of absent staff.
Since 16 February they have worked strictly to their agreed hours and banned unpaid 'overtime' , which the museums depend on to keep functioning.
Nor will 'overtime' be paid under the new wage contract at VW.
And it's not just adults who will be working 'overtime' this Christmas.
Even more remarkably, many office goers and industrial workers had worked extra hours and donated their 'overtime' earnings to raise a fund for the victims.
And how his heart flamed when his loathsome boss slapped on the additional insult of 'overtime' hours or weekend work.
That came after the Devils finished off the Lightning in the third 'overtime' of Game 5.
The Sri Lankan government has imposed drastic funding cuts to public hospitals and health services for the payment of 'overtime' or extra duty allowances.
Because salaries are not sufficient to cover living expenses, the workers are desperate to obtain their outstanding 'overtime' and holiday payments.
an 'overtime' ban
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