overtime pay
Bonus for staying
Overtime pay is the additional compensation workers receive for hours worked beyond the standard workweek, typically calculated at one and a half times the regular hourly rate: She relies on overtime pay to cover rent.
In the U.S., federal law requires overtime pay for non-exempt employees working more than forty hours per week.
- minimum wageLowest lawful hourly rate
- bonusReward beyond expectation
- double timeAccelerated pace or pay
- time-and-a-halfFifty percent wage premium
- salaryFixed periodic employment payment
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- blue collarhard hat, blue collar, blue-collar jobs, factory work, manual labor
- overtimeextra time, stoppage time, added time, sudden death, golden goal
- paycheckgross pay, net pay, base pay, deductions, earnings
- work rewardsbonus, cash bonus, performance bonus, merit pay, merit raise
- Film Budgetsproduction costs, above the line, below the line, contingency fund, line items
- labor lawsemployment standards, OSHA, employee rights, FMLA, fair pay
work-time status
overtime paytime off
Scheduled absence from duties
furlough · unpaid leave · downtime · personal time · vacation time