overtime hours
31overtime — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. additional, added, supplementary; see extra , late 4 . n. Syn. extra pay, additional pay, late hours, larger check; see pay 2 …
32overtime wage — Portion of wages paid employee for services rendered beyond regularly fixed working hours …
33overtime — includes pay received for the number of hours worked in excess of the standard workday or workweek …
34Retroactive overtime — (ROT) is an additional amount of money that is awarded to an employee when the employee has a combination of overtime and an additional amount of money, such as a commission or a bonus that is guaranteed based upon work requirements. Overtime is… …
35Aggregate Hours — The sum of the hours worked by all employed people, either full or part time, during the course of a year. Aggregate hours can also refer to the total hours worked by one sector or group of workers. Aggregate hours is a measure of the total labor …
36overwork - overtime — ◊ overwork If you are suffering from overwork, you are working too hard and exhausting yourself. Most people believed that Stephen s illness was due to overwork. ◊ overtime If you do overtime or work overtime, you work for longer than your fixed… …
37labour, hours of — the proportion of a person s time spent at work. Hours of labour have declined significantly since the middle of the 19th century, with workers in advanced industrial countries spending far fewer hours per year in a given place of work than …
38o|ver|hours — «OH vuhr OWRZ», noun (plural). 1. extra hours of work; overtime. 2. spare or odd hours: »I only worked at it in overhours often late at night (George Eliot) …
39span of hours — noun a formula prescribing a period in each day during which an employee s hours of work are to be performed, and outside which no work is to be performed except at overtime rates. Also, spread of hours …
40Chinese overtime — noun Any form of overtime in which increasing the hours worked reduces the hourly rate …
