Which preposition to use with overtime
Hence the overtime in the Divorce Court.
The White List would be immensely larger if the Consumers' League would concede the matter of uncompensated overtime at the Christmas season.
an hour for overtime up to a limit of fifteen hours a month, but any overtime beyond that is not paid for.
They are not so ready to work an hour or two overtime as when he was a boy.
an hour for overtime up to a limit of fifteen hours a month, but any overtime beyond that is not paid for.
The agreement may be that if the specified task is not done within the regular time, it must be completed in overtime without additional pay.
It looks rather genteel and stately outside; it has a good steeple, kept duly alive by a congregation of traditional jackdaws; it has a capital set of bells which have put in a good deal of overtime during the past five months, through a pressure of election business; and in its entirety, as Baines once remarked, the building looks like "a good ordinary Parish Church.