Sentence examples for orders overtime from inspiring English sources

When workers have to work weekends, for example, due to a temporary spike in orders, overtime work reached 32 hours a week or 100 hours a month," he said.

That prohibition remained unchanged until 1976, when the state Industrial Welfare Commission ordered overtime pay for farmworkers after 10 hours on the job on any single day and 60 hours in a week.

In his latest column for BBC Sport, Lewis Hamilton talks about taking team orders, working overtime and loving life at Mercedes... Team orders in Formula 1 are in the news at the moment, for obvious reasons, and it is a more difficult and complicated subject than you might imagine.

He threatened to order mandatory overtime if the airline's maintenance operations did not improve.

Tensions with the machinists rose at the end of the summer after United ordered mandatory overtime and disciplined some mechanics for what it said were unnecessary absences and increases in maintenance-related flight cancellations.

In Fig. 6, the order of overtime transaction ratios for different threshold is the same as that of per_short, so we can have the same conclusion.

In Fig. 5, the order of overtime transaction ratios for different per_short is 0 > 0.5 > 0.1 > 0.3 > 0.2, which means that we must carefully select per_short to optimize the overtime transaction ratio.

There have been new orders on raising overtime pay across the country, there's a push to increase the minimum wage, there are new orders to increase time off.

Nurses have also complained about being ordered to work overtime at the end of a shift.

Many warehouse operators run their businesses based on labor hours, in order to minimize overtime pay, among other things.

The settlement in the second case featured a quid pro quo: employees would be reclassified in order to get overtime but would give up their stock options.