overtime hours
Beyond standard workday
Overtime hours are work hours beyond the standard workweek, typically exceeding forty hours.
In many jurisdictions, employers must pay workers at a higher rate—often time-and-a-half—for overtime hours: She picked up overtime hours to save for vacation.
The phrase emphasizes the quantity of extra time worked rather than the pay rate.
- extraAdditional, beyond necessary
- lateNot on time
- late nightTime near midnight
- paycheckCompensation for labor
- exhaustionState of utter depletion
deadline · crunch · hustle · grind · timesheet · clock · punch · punch in · shift · weekend · salary · bonus · burnout · workload · fatigue · moonlighting · work-life balance · sweat
- overtimesudden death, golden goal, extra innings, penalty kicks, shootout
- labor economicsjob market, labor supply, labor demand, employment rates, unemployment rates
- Operations Metricsthroughput, capacity utilization, downtime, uptime, capacity
- hoursone o'clock, two o'clock, three o'clock, four o'clock, five o'clock
- hospital metricsmortality rate, infection rate, patient satisfaction, length of stay, survival rate
- metricsKPI, metric, KPIs, metrics, statistics
time allocation
overtime hourstime off
Scheduled absence from duties
leisure time · personal time · free time · vacation time · downtime
overtime, hours, over, time, hour, timed, timing, times, timer