But by early December, the office was working overtime to fix communal areas, and a housing maintenance official had been arrested for mismanagement, one of several moves by the government in an apparent effort to get ahead of the issue.
Preparing for the Olympics in and out of the office, he worked overtime at the FBI, accruing the vacation hours his bosses required for a trip abroad, while training an hour or so each day.
If companies are serious about medical bills, the cutting has to start at the office -- slashing chronic overtime, increasing flex schedules and simmering down workaholic managers enough so that there's time to hit the salad bar.
Under the cap, earnings will be monitored by a new overtime control office; the office will report to the department chief, Salvatore Cassano.
During the seven-month trial, both devoted most of their time on this case, according to Ms. Pirro's office, although neither received overtime pay.
After he took office, he discovered soaring overtime budgets in many departments, disastrously lax record keeping and a $67 million deficit, about twice what he had been led to expect before taking over.
And, if any proof of her pragmatism or grit was needed, consider the first thing she did when she got back to the office: She filed an overtime claim.
I think the Tory whips office will be working overtime today to try to avert another humiliating defeat for the PM over Europe.
Even after he had explained his conclusions several times, proposed a return visit in a month to reassess the situation and ran so far overtime that his office nurse knocked on the door to make sure nothing had gone awry, the patient continued to insist on getting the expensive study.
Working Overtime: Multiple-Office Holding in New Jersey.
Some people in Tory central office must have been working overtime.
