Sentence examples for curtailing overtime from inspiring English sources
As it stands now, President Bush is threatening a veto of the whole thing if G.O.P. leaders fail to include his controversial proposal curtailing overtime pay in the private sector.
The Police Department has already taken steps to curtail overtime spending where it can.
The Farm Service Agency, a unit of the Agriculture Department that makes farm loans and disaster payments, has imposed a hiring freeze and curtailed overtime.
If not, why then would the mayor appoint a new commissioner who has implied he wants to curtail overtime spending, make Police Department managers more accountable and improve department morale, while also pushing to ease tension between the department and ethnic groups?
In response to criticism that it was doing too little to curtail excessive overtime, the firm started turning off the lights at 10pm at its Tokyo headquarters to encourage employees to go home.
The University expects to save $22 million in compensation costs through a combination of eliminating vacant positions, cutting overtime, curtailing pay raises, reducing the number of visiting professors, and implementing the retirement program and layoffs.
Galperin said that suggested some employees may have been improperly collecting overtime and curtailed claims when auditors began scrutinizing the records.
Re "Curtailing the kitsch," Feb. 26.
Mr. Kelly also told the commanders to expect overtime to be curtailed this year because of the city's budget crisis.
We need to curtail the out-of-control overtime we see happening and look at redundancies in city departments to perhaps be able to reduce costs.
