A1 Extra Duty for Detectives The Police Department, responding to a surge in shootings and killings, ordered all detectives in the narcotics division to work six-day weeks, possibly until the end of the year.
Of Annapolis, where he finished fifth from the bottom of his class, he writes, "I spent the bulk of my free time being made an example of, marching many miles extra duty for poor grades, tardiness, messy quarters, slovenly appearance, sarcasm and multiple other violations of Academy standards".
But it's not, for the most part, the fault of the psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, community psychiatric nurses and all of the support and admin staff who make up the mental health services; they often work after hours and take on additional duties for no extra pay.
The previous non-executive directors were paid £40,000 a year, with additional payments for extra duties, with £5,000 for the senior non-executive, £6,000 for sitting on a committee and £8,000 for chairing a committee.
When I started at NYTimes.com, I took on the extra duty of doing the schedule for the digital newsroom.
Providing accommodation, particularly for under-18 students who require an extra duty of care, and activities and entertainment, spawned extra costs.
At JPMorgan, for example, directors are compensated for extra duties, but the value of their main share grant cannot exceed $170,000.
Her extra duties last week included sitting for a 25-minute interview for Brazilian television in advance of the 2016 Olympics and standing for five minutes of questions from the university's online television station, CalTV.
They dole out what are known as "lulus," or payments to legislators for extra duties that can be, let's say, undemanding.
It can also be identified behaviorally — as signaled by how hard an individual works, willingness to take on extra duties and assignments, eagerness for more responsibility, and even readiness to sacrifice.
