Overtime threshold definition
Overtime threshold means a combined total of 40 straight-time hours of work and/or paid leave per workweek. Hours worked beyond the overtime threshold must be compensated at the appropriate overtime rate of pay.
Overtime threshold means the number of hours an hourly employee must work in a workweek to be eligible for overtime compensation.
Overtime threshold means 40 straight-time hours of work per workweek. Hours worked beyond the overtime threshold must be compensated at the appropriate overtime rate of pay.
More Definitions of Overtime threshold
Overtime threshold means the threshold weekly number of hours after which an employee is entitled to Overtime Pay, as defined in the Applicable Provincial Employment Standards Legislation;