Definition of overtime rate in English:

overtime rate

noun

A fixed rate of pay for time spent working in addition to one's normal working hours.
the extra hours were paid at overtime rates
Example sentencesExamples
- The company does not pay overtime rates—all extra hours are paid at the driver's basic rate.
- The traditional five-day working week, penalty and overtime rates will all be up for grabs under the federal government's new regime.
- On call hours may be paid at an overtime rate.
- We have got enhanced overtime rates to try to bring us in and cover the shifts.
- At present staff get as little as £4.45 an hour, have no London weighting, no overtime rate, no company sick pay, and no pension.
- Bank staff are pushing for overtime rates for weekend and evening work.
- They are trying to arrange cover at alternative hours without paying bonus and overtime rates to staff.
- An employee required to change shifts for at least three consecutive working days shall be paid overtime rates for the first shift so worked.
- These make-up hours are paid at straight time and not at the time and a half overtime rate.
- It would be less costly to hire someone to cover those hours at regular time than at overtime rates.
- Under the new deal, social services chiefs are proposing to cut overtime rates for working weekends and public holidays.
- The overtime rates agreed two years ago make these doctors among the best paid in the country.

Definition of overtime rate in US English:

overtime rate

noun

A fixed rate of pay for time spent working in addition to one's normal working hours.
the extra hours were paid at overtime rates
Example sentencesExamples
- On call hours may be paid at an overtime rate.
- It would be less costly to hire someone to cover those hours at regular time than at overtime rates.
- Bank staff are pushing for overtime rates for weekend and evening work.
- They are trying to arrange cover at alternative hours without paying bonus and overtime rates to staff.
- At present staff get as little as £4.45 an hour, have no London weighting, no overtime rate, no company sick pay, and no pension.
- These make-up hours are paid at straight time and not at the time and a half overtime rate.
- The traditional five-day working week, penalty and overtime rates will all be up for grabs under the federal government's new regime.
- We have got enhanced overtime rates to try to bring us in and cover the shifts.
- The company does not pay overtime rates—all extra hours are paid at the driver's basic rate.
- The overtime rates agreed two years ago make these doctors among the best paid in the country.
- Under the new deal, social services chiefs are proposing to cut overtime rates for working weekends and public holidays.
- An employee required to change shifts for at least three consecutive working days shall be paid overtime rates for the first shift so worked.

单词	overtime rate
释义	Definition of overtime rate in English: overtime rate noun A fixed rate of pay for time spent working in addition to one's normal working hours. the extra hours were paid at overtime rates Example sentencesExamples The company does not pay overtime rates—all extra hours are paid at the driver's basic rate. The traditional five-day working week, penalty and overtime rates will all be up for grabs under the federal government's new regime. On call hours may be paid at an overtime rate. We have got enhanced overtime rates to try to bring us in and cover the shifts. At present staff get as little as £4.45 an hour, have no London weighting, no overtime rate, no company sick pay, and no pension. Bank staff are pushing for overtime rates for weekend and evening work. They are trying to arrange cover at alternative hours without paying bonus and overtime rates to staff. An employee required to change shifts for at least three consecutive working days shall be paid overtime rates for the first shift so worked. These make-up hours are paid at straight time and not at the time and a half overtime rate. It would be less costly to hire someone to cover those hours at regular time than at overtime rates. Under the new deal, social services chiefs are proposing to cut overtime rates for working weekends and public holidays. The overtime rates agreed two years ago make these doctors among the best paid in the country. Definition of overtime rate in US English: overtime rate noun A fixed rate of pay for time spent working in addition to one's normal working hours. the extra hours were paid at overtime rates Example sentencesExamples On call hours may be paid at an overtime rate. It would be less costly to hire someone to cover those hours at regular time than at overtime rates. Bank staff are pushing for overtime rates for weekend and evening work. They are trying to arrange cover at alternative hours without paying bonus and overtime rates to staff. At present staff get as little as £4.45 an hour, have no London weighting, no overtime rate, no company sick pay, and no pension. These make-up hours are paid at straight time and not at the time and a half overtime rate. The traditional five-day working week, penalty and overtime rates will all be up for grabs under the federal government's new regime. We have got enhanced overtime rates to try to bring us in and cover the shifts. The company does not pay overtime rates—all extra hours are paid at the driver's basic rate. The overtime rates agreed two years ago make these doctors among the best paid in the country. Under the new deal, social services chiefs are proposing to cut overtime rates for working weekends and public holidays. An employee required to change shifts for at least three consecutive working days shall be paid overtime rates for the first shift so worked.
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