The phrase "accrued overtime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the additional hours worked beyond the standard work hours that have been accumulated over a period of time.
Example: "At the end of the pay period, I was surprised to see how much accrued overtime I had on my paycheck."
Alternatives: "earned overtime" or "accumulated overtime".
In the end, the trip took three airplanes, three helicopters, about 100 federal security agents and dozens of police officers accruing overtime.
For example, when the ER or the ICU becomes unexpectedly busy, the hospital may ask staff members to stay past their shift times (accruing overtime costs) or call upon expensive agencies to bring in additional staff.
According to court documents, by setting fires that he would then presumably help put out, Cunha hoped to impress his fellow firefighters with his skills, accrue overtime pay and overcome boredom.
Also be sure to ask about potential for payment on any accrued vacation, overtime and sick days.
Comet employees are to be paid salary, accrued holiday pay, overtime and bonuses for the period covered by the administration.
In addition to his salary ($289,947, roughly $60,000 of which is mandated because of his seniority), there is $41,732 for unused vacation and sick days and overtime accrued over multiple years.
An adviser to President Bush estimates that as much as $100 billion will have to be spent annually on domestic security over the next 10 years, if you factor in all the overtime accrued by police departments every time there is a heightened alert.
Concerns about worker overtime eating into Muni's operating budget have grown in recent years, as reports have circulated that the agency accrues far more overtime than any other part of the city government.
And during that span, they have defeated Detroit and Dallas and taken Colorado to overtime, accruing 5 of a possible 6 points against three teams that have combined to win six of the last eight Stanley Cups.
