Sentence examples for extended overtime from inspiring English sources
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.
In October, the Trump administration confirmed that it intended to rewrite Obama's rewrite of overtime rules, which would have extended overtime pay to more than 12 million workers.
Numerous accounts describe extended overtime hours, suffering from severe stress, and living in these factory complexes, often far from their home towns and families.
Because of the scope of the tragedy, the hospital summoned chaplains and additional social service workers, extended overtime and made sure there was enough blood to treat the wounded.
He pushed to extend overtime payments, a popular move among rank-and-file personnel.
The general managers also rejected a proposal to extend overtime with four additional minutes of three-on-three play.
This week, I'll [present] my plan to extend overtime protections to nearly 5 million workers in 2016, covering all salaried workers making up to about $50,400 next year.
The department says its efforts to digitize records, update computer software, hire 4,000 workers, extend overtime to process claims and make changes intended to speed the processing of claims will begin shrinking inventory by next year.
Other items to be discussed include a proposal to extend overtime to eight minutes, half of which would be played three skaters on three, to reduce the rising number of shootouts; and the installation of N.F.L.-style coaches' challenges of goal/no-goal calls.
