Sentence examples for cutting back on overtime from inspiring English sources
In a bid to save money by cutting back on overtime pay, Ferrandez wouldn't send out the snow-removal trucks on weekends or evenings.
Asked if the cost savings by shifting to gas would involve layoffs, Ms. Mahall said no, adding, however, that it would involve cutting back on overtime.
Mr. Ravenstahl argued that his administration has worked in neighborhoods, is cutting back on overtime and does not engage in pay-to-play politics.
In a report to the board, it says that cutting back on overtime and agency staff has helped reduce the monthly overspend, with July's figure at £1.5m.
In fact, by cutting back on garda overtime the minister is actively giving criminals a break from the law instead of ramping up the fight against gangland.
"The next mayor is going to face some choices about how to pay for these new needs, and cutting back on police overtime may not be as feasible a saving now as it was before Sept. 11".
At the Staten Island Zoo, officials are eliminating overtime and cutting back on supplies to cope with a 5percentt reduction in the operating budget, said John Caltabiano, executive director.
Although the slowing economy may be making the job market less competitive, workplace experts expect companies to continue offering flexible benefits at the current pace, while cutting back on other perks like bonuses or overtime.
Capacity in most production systems is adjusted by hiring or firing workers, by scheduling overtime or cutting back on work hours, by adding or shutting down machines or whole departments or areas of the facility, or by changing the rate of production within reasonable limits.
