Sentence examples for Extended overtime from inspiring English sources

After the talks went into extended overtime, the French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius took just minutes to declare the pact adopted.

Officers claim the rules are often ignored, with extended overtime, short notice of scheduling changes and irregular or no lunch breaks.

The model system was specified and calibrated from a complex survey (extended overtime) carried out in the metropolitan area of Naples.

Foxconn, in a statement, disputed workers' accounts of continuous shifts, extended overtime, crowded living accommodations and the causes of the riot.

Over the next three years, Apple conducted 312 audits, and every year, about half or more showed evidence of large numbers of employees laboring more than six days a week as well as working extended overtime.

One of Weil's proudest accomplishments was pushing through the rule that extended overtime pay to more than 4 million additional workers, a rule he said would help many of the working-class voters who backed Trump.

However, the US study did not disentangle scheduled shift length from extended shifts due to overtime worked, a common limitation in previous research on nurses' shift lengths.

Extended work shifts and overtime for nurses have also escalated; however, nurses report making more errors when working shifts >12 hours, working overtime, or working >40 hours per week (9 ).

In 1996, to possibly tackle a brain drain from public to private hospitals, a targeted increase in salaries for extended working hours and overtime work resulted in a substantial salary increase for physicians working in public hospitals.

L. 103 414 substituted "overtime extends beyond" for "overtime exceeds beyond".

Stamatakis said if the RCMP was really concerned about this issue they would "create similar prohibition for excessively long extended shifts, consecutive work days, overtime & on call" because fatigue's impairing effect is well known.