Sentence examples for excess hours from inspiring English sources

"Members are able to bill excess hours, sell products that weren't moving and take advantage of everything that's out there".

The government has therefore proposed that NHS trusts breaching the limit would have to pay fines four times the cost of the excess hours worked.

Her staffing is cut to the bone; extra items often come from teachers' pockets; and no one is paid overtime, despite most staff working excess hours.

"It has worked out cheaper for Aena to pay excess hours than to hire more people and also pay for two years of expensive training," said Daniel Zamit, a controller and former spokesman for the union.

"We will also introduce a new Guardian role within every Trust, who will have the authority to impose fines for breaches to agreed working hours based on excess hours worked.

"It has worked out cheaper for Aena to pay excess hours than hire more people and also pay for two years of expensive training," said Daniel Zamit, a controller and former spokesman for the controllers' labor union.

Hours and excess MET-hours for all of the various activities reported at follow-up (housework, gardening, walking, cycling, and any strenuous exercise) were summed together to provide an aggregate physical activity value.

a Excess MET-hours: metabolic equivalent hours of energy expenditure in excess of basal metabolic rate; see Methods for details.

There was no significant change in base excess between hour 0 and hour 8 (P = 0.13).

The Board of Regents is considering charging students at public colleges higher tuition for taking excess credit hours or repeating courses.

The output of the simulation model is a value of excess labor hours above a specified level.