overtime
اضافی وقت
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'
noun
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example
Management has not paid wages, 'overtime' or welfare payments for May and June.
we worked 'overtime' to fulfil a big order
Unfortunately for me, church went 'overtime' this week - outside.
I was just very thankful, think her guardian angel was working 'overtime' that day.
He had worked two hours 'overtime' and still he had not got anywhere near the end of what his boss wanted.
For some reason, they forgot to list the odds against the game going into 'overtime' - which almost happened.
Clearly rattled, Miller bricked the second, the game went to 'overtime' and the Clippers lost.
According to student feedback, this workload becomes difficult to manage when combined with 'overtime' hours at work.
Among other changes, the measure would change the way in which 'overtime' hours are calculated, from a daily to a weekly basis.
The Board will be looking to make savings in areas like 'overtime' , premium payments, travel costs and reductions in replacement of absent staff.
His two TD returns of deflected passes that won games in 'overtime' are a reflection of his ability to be in the right place.
There will also be a tiebreaker, to guess my 'overtime' hours, in case there is a draw.
Some of the payments were used to pay staff 'overtime' .
Meanwhile, the Clippers have rallied to a tie, and the game is going to 'overtime' .
The game went to 'overtime' , for two reasons: 21 offensive rebounds, 50 overall.
Instead, the decision enshrines the present work regime, while creating the illusion that workers now have the right to refuse long 'overtime' hours.
One irate police sergeant attached to the Port-of-Spain Division said he received only part payment of his 'overtime' about two weeks ago.
One-third of the nurses worked 'overtime' every day they worked during the four weeks.
Being alone, working 'overtime' everyday in Germany totally rocks!
The obvious answer is to put more money in by increasing your monthly contributions (or skimming off an annual bonus, 'overtime' or other payment).
Of those who work overtime, the average 'overtime' worked is seven hours per week.
the company could not afford to pay 'overtime'
They also called for the use of legal tender in the dormitory instead of tokens, payment of all 'overtime' worked and the dismissal of some Taiwanese managers.
You figure the worst thing that could happen if you miss it is that the game goes into 'overtime' .
The loss to the Chiefs marked the seventh time this season that the defense has allowed the winning points in the final three minutes of regulation or 'overtime' .
Existing employees who work 'overtime' hours do not incur any additional benefit costs.
Employers added 340,000 jobs, while the length of the average workweek rose and manufacturing workers spent more 'overtime' hours on the job.
‘They force us to work 'overtime' and now they're forcing a contract on us…’ the ad began.
The workers are seeking the payment of 'overtime' and risk allowances that have not been paid for seven months.
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.
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