Examples of Overtime in a sentence

Overtime shall be paid at the rate of time and one-half of the hourly rate.
When using discretionary time-off, employees shall use accrued EH (Equivalent Holiday), FH (Floating Holiday), and/or PE (Physical Fitness Time) prior to using accrued VA (Vacation) and/or OU (Overtime Use).
Overtime pay is subject to the provisions of the following paragraph.
Overtime compensation will be based on status under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
Overtime is hereby defined to mean time worked in excess of forty (40) hours in each established work week, except those working an alternative work schedule of more than eight (8) hours in a day.

More Definitions of Overtime

Overtime means work required by the Employer, to be performed by the employee, in excess of those hours prescribed in clause D1.03 but does not include time worked on a holiday.

Overtime means work performed by an employee in excess of the hours outlined in Article 14.2.

Overtime means the time worked by an employee:

Overtime means work performed in excess of the normal daily full shift hours or weekly full shift hours outlined in Article 14.2 (Hours of Work) and Article 15 (Hours of Work and Scheduling- Community Health Workers).

Overtime means work performed by an employee, at the request of the Employer, in excess of or outside of the regularly scheduled hours of work. In the case of part-time, casual and term employees, overtime means work performed by the employee in excess of full- time hours for the position.

Overtime means the time that an employee works during a day or a week in excess of ordinary hours of work;

Overtime is defined as time worked by an employee in excess of forty (40) hours in a 168 hour Designated Work Period. Management reserves the right under the FLSA to designate the Work Period for each employee.