" It continued: "We have to work overtime until midnight.
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Student workers being forced to work overtime during peak season.
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The other correctional officer had been ordered to work overtime.
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That hoodie had to work overtime to conceal those guns.
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They are routinely expected to work overtime for no pay.
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The incumbent may be required to work overtime as needed.
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Employees who work overtime but do not get overtime pay.
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His factory employs 550 people, many of whom must work overtime.
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A recent UK survey shows an increase in unpaid work overtime.
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I had to work overtime in order to achieve this goal.
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The company's programmers, in particular, work overtime every day, he said.
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Employees are also encouraged to request advance permission to work overtime.
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So why didn't legislators work overtime to arrive at a compromise?
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If you don't have anything to do, you'll probably work overtime.
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This year's presidential election campaign has forced fact-checkers to work overtime.
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In some understaffed facilities, controllers must work overtime to provide adequate coverage.
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They're required to work overtime, and they are in an impossible situation.
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The others usually choose to work overtime and barely come at all.
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" Ms. Higashiyama is the protagonist of "I Will Not Work Overtime, Period!
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Workers can't live on $140 a month, so you have to work overtime.
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Their boss was forcing them to work overtime every single day, without pay.
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Those who work overtime are compensated for the additional work, the company said.
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Foxconn forces employees to work overtime in addition to their usual 12-hour days.
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Staff sickness rates promptly doubled and drivers stopped volunteering to work overtime on Sundays.
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A former Murphy Oil employee said she was forced to work overtime without pay.
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Unless Congress intervenes, roughly 220006,2202 agents will be forced to work overtime without compensation.
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Some flight attendants work overtime to pay bills and even qualify for food stamps.
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It's O.K. for the brain to take a rest while the senses work overtime.
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Martin described Donovan as a good person, who would work overtime if someone needed help.
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Police say they face staff and equipment shortages, and are frequently forced to work overtime.
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It said the girls were forced to work overtime, banned from contacting family or studying.
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The kidneys have to work overtime to remove those proteins, and can become badly damaged.
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When we found that some students were allowed to work overtime, we took prompt action.
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Morison found that childfree individuals were often expected to work overtime because they had no children.
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They work overtime without getting paid, and they do a lot of stuff without getting paid.
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Some firms pay temporary workers standard wages but then have them work overtime without extra compensation.
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" It also says "supplier shall not require Juvenile Workers to work overtime or perform Nighttime Work.
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Our bodies absorb the dissonance, and our brains work overtime to harmonize it or explain it away.
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In addition, Tesla also now allows injured workers to work overtime with special permission from their doctor.
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They described an atmosphere in which workers were forced to work overtime and penalized for taking breaks.
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"I tried telling the manager of my line that I didn't want to work overtime," she said.
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"Everyone in the party realizes we will have to work overtime to meet these huge expectations," Mahmood said.
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I get an email asking if I want to work overtime this week, and I automatically say yes.
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I didn't want them spending time in the streets, so I'd work overtime just to keep them busy.
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Under this legislation, an employer could make an employee work overtime without paying them for the extra hours.
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Emergency rescuers are continuing to work overtime as heavy rain and extreme flooding continue to soak the region.
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Poor Medicaid reimbursement means many, often single moms, must work overtime or second jobs to support their children.
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NATCA President Paul Rinaldi said controllers often must work overtime and six-day weeks at short-staffed locations.
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While Republicans in Congress work overtime to repeal Obamacare, Republicans in statehouses are actually working to expand it.
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And she was among more than 1,000 students employed by the factory to work overtime on Amazon's devices.
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There would be exceptions for employees who work overtime or who are on call 24 hours a day.
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You never knew when you were going to get home, because so often they made us work overtime.
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"Most people want to work overtime," said a 27-year-old factory worker whose family name is Zhang.
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Because heat and humidity often make allergens worse, an air purifier has to work overtime to clear the air.
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Yes, there may be tradeoffs for teaching time and school funding and we cannot ask teachers to work overtime.
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Apple said in a statement Tuesday the interns "should not have been allowed to work overtime" at the facility.
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Someone who is pregnant could try to work overtime to bank paid leave time for after the baby's birth.
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"That was our best opportunity," Cubs manager Joe Maddon told reporters of the decision to have Chapman work overtime.
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"I Will Not Work Overtime, Period!" explores the changes in how millennials and their Japanese elders think about work.
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He volunteered to work overtime on Sunday, the second time he had witnessed the opening of a new station.
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You work overtime, you work at random times, you're shooting something that's really important at one in the morning sometimes.
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Staff work overtime while she regularly clocks in between 60-70 hours a week, which doesn't include on-call hours.
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For example, China's censors had to work overtime to silence mass Chinese dissent after the news of Xi's power grab.
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After spending so much time on land, this literal dive into a new world made the show's team work overtime.
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Foxconn has been employing students illegally to work overtime at its factories to assemble the iPhone X, reports the Financial Times.
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It noted that workers at shoe factories in China - the world's largest footwear producer - had reported being forced to work overtime.
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"Putin loses sleep at night just thinking of the prospect of coloured revolutions, so they would need to work overtime therein."
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Apple supplier Foxconn has been employing students illegally work overtime to help assemble the iPhone X, the Financial Times reported Tuesday.
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We've confirmed the students worked voluntarily, were compensated and provided benefits, but they should not have been allowed to work overtime.
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Workers can now see clock-off times on their monitors and managers encourage them to go home rather than work overtime.
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Even social media exposure is a double-edged sword, as women in pornography have to work overtime to combat mainstream stigmas.
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" For their part, continued the handbook, employees must be "flexible, willing to change, work overtime, and adapt to new situations quickly.
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The workers agreed they would not work overtime hours, which they said could derail the effects of the U.S. work stoppage.
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The depressed meal prices have not been favorable for Chinese crush margins, which does not encourage soybean processors to work overtime.
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The clots were making her heart and lungs work overtime, which accounted for the rising resting heart rate that her Fitbit recorded.
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The Secret Service estimates that roughly 1,100 employees will work overtime hours in excess of statutory pay caps during calendar year 2017.
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On the other hand, many nurses say the shortage of nurses forces them to work overtime and have little time for breaks.
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Staff voted for industrial action short of a strike, which can include refusing to work overtime, in protest at the possible closure.
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In Kentucky, in 2011, if a miner was willing to work overtime, they could be bringing in $100,000 a year, plus overtime.
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The robust fact-checking industry that has sprung up over the past several years will have to work overtime during both conventions.
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Instead of using temp workers during peak season, large companies may just ask employees to work overtime or simply do less business.
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Wikipedia is a strange beast: a latter-day Library of Alexandria that has to work overtime to keep erasing graffiti from its walls.
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They can shoot from the neck up, stock up on empire-waist tops and baggy overcoats, and let the stunt doubles work overtime.
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Before this position I was a miller, and I still jump in if we need to work overtime to meet our production goals.
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"We are always on standby and often work overtime," the Global Times reported, citing a commerce ministry staff member whom it did not identify.
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She said she had to work 12-hour shifts, skipped meals to work overtime and often only had one day off every second week.
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Like the US Postal Service and mall Santas, dry shampoo has to work overtime right now to keep up with the holiday season demand.
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Bethune shot and killed Bradford, a 25-year-old who had drawn lots earlier that evening so he could work overtime for extra pay.
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It wouldn't be reasonable to say, 'This person has PTSD so they're going to get a shorter shift' and make everyone else work overtime.
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In the interim, to ensure federal prisons operate safely despite the shortages, staff are called upon to work overtime, often many times a week.
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There, the Trump administration needs to work overtime to repair the damage inflicted by the President's irresponsible rhetoric in the aftermath of the strike.
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The well-funded organizations that work overtime to gum up our border enforcement efforts and push for what ends up being essentially, a borderless world.
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Inserillo said she made several thousand dollars less that year than she had previously because of fewer opportunities to work overtime while on restricted duty.
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Elkin said many air traffic controllers are being required to work overtime, and taking another job on top of that would be an additional stressor.
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Prosecutors had charged Dentsu for making Takahashi and three others work overtime beyond limits agreed with the company's labor union between October and December 2015.
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In July, they refused to work overtime to push their demand for a commitment from Daimler to make components for electric cars at the factory.
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Sharif said even though he receives a direct bank payment - made mandatory by the government - his bosses often make him work overtime without paying him.
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A 62-year-old cleaner, Wang Guanhai, told China News Service that he's started having to work overtime in order to meet the cleanliness standards.
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And within the last few days, Trump's forces have begun to work overtime to suggest that Biden isn't mentally up to the race for president.
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The couple said Xawax had soon told them that they would have to frequently work overtime or receive bonuses just to get their promised wage.
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The bill, which the House recently passed, would supposedly let employees who work overtime choose paid time off rather than time-and-a-half wages.
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At those altitudes, where oxygen is scarce, the body is forced to work overtime to make sure the brain and body receive enough oxygen to function.
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The B plot of tonight's episode focused on Nathaniel making everyone work overtime on a potential case that, predictably, his father didn't entrust to the firm.
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During their marriage, Lankford had been forced to work overtime as a physical therapist when his personal training business couldn't pay his share of the bills.
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Eliantte had to work overtime to get it done since the chain and pendant are littered with 110 carats of diamonds valued between $350k and $400k.
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The companies said the students were compensated and working voluntarily at the factory, but Apple said the students "should not have been allowed to work overtime."
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Read more: A federal court just ordered the pilots who fly your Amazon Prime packages to stop 'excessively' calling in sick and refusing to work overtime
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"Many of our staff sit in an office all day and sometimes have to work overtime," said an official at the company, identified only as Guo.
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Huge forest die-offs are beginning, even as the remaining forests work overtime to suck up some of the carbon pollution that humans are pumping out.
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" The China Labor Watch report stated that student workers had been pushed to work overtime, "completing internships at the factory that are unrelated to their degree.
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"Just by saying, 'I'm not going to work overtime,' the show's heroine" is committing a radical act, Tomohiro Machiyama, a prominent film critic, wrote on Twitter.
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Dollar Industries' spokesman Gopalakrishnan Sarangapani said extra shifts at the mill were optional and Balasubramani, who was employed for two months, was not forced to work overtime.
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On the country's internet, monitors will work overtime to delete any mention of the massacre -- part of a decades-long government effort to erase memories of Tiananmen.
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So, we now-, we-, yeah, I mean, if you want to go to the office, I mean, to work overtime, you don't need to bring a badge.
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Amber Guyger walked into an unarmed man's apartment and shot him dead, and so it would seem that the machine is going to have to work overtime.
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Jackie Switzer, a former prison guard and executive director of the Oklahoma Corrections Professionals lobbying group, said officers often were asked to work overtime or double shifts.
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The labor unions in the North Sea have said their members won't work overtime on Monday, and will begin a full-fledged 24-hour stoppage on Tuesday.
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And any delay in the census would likely add to that price tag, as the printer would have to work overtime to get it out on time.
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According to the immigration law press, along with Munoz, Escobar was brought in to "work[] overtime and breathe life into the president's immigration actions" (aka executive amnesty).
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According to Kimura, her employer told her she wouldn't be able to work overtime now that she was pregnant and that positions in the company were limited.
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Over time, all this sitting can have a negative impact on your core's ability to properly stabilize, which means your lower back muscles have to work overtime.
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At least some of the officers had misused time though they were assigned to work overtime security details in response to various terror attacks around the world.
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We know that at the Dolby Theatre — where the awards are normally held — the bar is located outside the actual venue, leading those seat fillers to work overtime.
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The party in the White House historically loses seats in midterm voting – and with majorities in both houses of Congress to protect, the GOP needs to work overtime.
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I'm experiencing 2628 déjà vu as prosecutors once again work overtime to turn extramarital affairs and the efforts to keep them secret into impeachable high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Some companies, he said, try to avoid paying wages and taxes by modifying contracts after they have been signed and get employees to work overtime without extra pay.
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Prosecutors had charged Dentsu for making Takahashi and three others work overtime beyond limits agreed with the company's labour union between October and December 2015, Japanese media reported.
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They found remote workers were more likely to sacrifice a family obligation or work overtime to prove they are committed, more so with larger differences in time zones.
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"You can't flick a switch and make the trees work overtime and make more olives," said Joseph R. Profaci, executive director of the North American Olive Oil Association.
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While it isn't illegal for a 16-year-old to work in China, it does violate the country's labor law for them to work overtime or night shifts.
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The pronouns work overtime to signal shifts of perspective in Aitken's taut translation from Norwegian, pivoting elegantly from Vibeke to Jon and back as they brave everyday threats.
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Families and some officials spoke of rifts emerging as coroners work overtime to identify the victims while many wonder what is taking so long to bury the dead.
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Our brains are such powerful organs that they can only create the physical pain we feel from emotional hurt, but work overtime trying to understand why a relationship's over.
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The timing of the law required quick implementation by the state's 21 county clerks, causing many to work overtime to get the vote by mail ballots out in time.
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At least 244,000 police officers will be deployed around the city, with many from other regions of the country forced to cut their leave to work overtime in London.
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These women wake up every morning facing tough choices — do I spend more time with my children or work overtime to make sure the electricity is not cut off?
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A year-long study of more than 500 workers in Cambodia, India and Bangladesh found women often work overtime or borrow money just to feed their families and pay rent.
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We had been denied 37 days of the transition due to the recount, which meant we needed to work overtime to make sure we were ready to govern on Jan.
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The city's Emergency Medical Service, which is part of the Fire Department, scrambled to shift ambulances and crews from across the five boroughs, and brought in people to work overtime.
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ISTANBUL — When the army cut off traffic in Istanbul on Friday night by shutting two bridges in the opening moments of a coup, the municipality ordered ferries to work overtime.
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He said that he was upset over stalled labor contract negotiations between the airline and the union, and was trying to get the flight canceled so he could work overtime.
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The documents also showed that schools were paid to send students to the factories and teachers were asked to encourage them to work overtime, despite some students not wanting to.
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Subway signal maintainers toil in dark, rat-infested tunnels, are often called on to work overtime and are paid far less than what they could earn in the private sector.
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He always ate oatmeal for breakfast because it was cheap, his wife said, and to make extra money he routinely volunteered to work overtime for co-workers who had families.
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She was concerned about them having to work "overtime" to love each other through the differences, and said she didn't want to change Peter — nor did she plan to change.
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It is not surprising that Trump's GOP would work overtime to conduct a fake impeachment trial with their own narrative and set of facts and no witnesses to avoid accountability.
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Earlier in the month, a team forced Google to work overtime after folks kept plugging in "UMBC," and it stands for this: One of the biggest upsets in sports history.
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The government's leader in Congress, Senator Romero Jucá, said the Senate would work overtime to recover lost time and the reform would be put to the vote on schedule on Tuesday.
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Sacom, a human rights group, claims Quanta Computer, a Taiwanese Apple supplier, employed students illegally and required them to work overtime and night shifts with only one day off per week.
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The wealth of vitamins, antioxidants, and nutrients like resveratrol in fruits and vegetables — not to mention the healthy fats in nuts and seeds — all work overtime to make your skin glow.
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Critics argue that employers will simply lower the base wage for a majority of affected workers who work overtime, so that their overall pay, including overtime pay, will remain the same.
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The Transport Workers Union of America and the International Association of Machinists were ordered to inform their workers to cease activities like refusing to work overtime and slowing their job performance.
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The best rule of thumb for ambitious leaders is to discover the fine line between celebrity and notoriety — and then work overtime to stay on the right side of the line.
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With twins conjoined at the head, there's always a dominant child whose heart and lungs work overtime to keep the pair alive, their lead surgeon, Dr. James Goodrich, explained to CNN.
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Because AT&T has been cutting jobs, they are often forced to work overtime, and night and weekend work requirements force them to be away from their families, missing important milestones.
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I'm the only other employee that works the entrance station full time, so we have to rely on other employees willing to work overtime—myself included—to keep the station open.
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In any case, Michelle Cottle writes in The Times, Joe Biden will need to work overtime to convince progressives that he understands their concerns and can be trusted to address them.
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My direct manager has my back and has coached me through many situations… We do work overtime every now and then, but McMillan definitely strives for a good work-life balance.
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" — Kristen "The perk of working Black Friday is rolling in extra hours, which is just a bigger paycheck, but there isn't 'time and a half' or anything unless you work overtime.
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Now, while the Spark is great at hovering in one place indoors, due to its small size, the Spark has to work overtime to stay in one place against even moderate wind.
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Ex-employees said they had to meet strict daily signup quotas and would work overtime to meet them, pressuring customers, signing up friends and family, and created accounts without their customers' consent.
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When the left engages in not just harsh language, but criminal acts of violence, destroying property, putting police lives at risk, the media work overtime to understand the underlying anger and upset.
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Orban has said the law served the interests of workers, who will have the legal possibility to work overtime at a time when the economy is struggling with a massive labor shortage.
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Despite the reference to "working families" in its name, this is a bill that actually gives employers flexibility to require employees to work overtime without having to pay them for the time.
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The men and women who guard Pruitt reportedly work overtime regularly and accompanied Pruitt when he went to Oklahoma for Christmas and when he went to a University of Kentucky basketball game.
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A year-long study of more than 500 workers in Cambodia, India and Bangladesh found women often work overtime or borrow money from their husbands to feed their families and pay rent.
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While drive-through testing sites and laboratories continue to work overtime, increasing demand for tests means providers are still rationing them, which could ultimately put a crimp in Trump's social distancing timeline.
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Over the past few weeks, Chinese social media has been alight with outrage at the propaganda and censorship, with the censors themselves having to work overtime to stay on top of it.
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The Badarpur plant was reopened partly in anticipation of surplus power demand in Delhi in the summer, when temperatures reach a scorching 120 degrees and fans, coolers, and air-conditioners work overtime.
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Taiwan's train services were planned to resume on Wednesday, while Taiyuan International Airport said it was planning to work overtime to fly out more than 120,000 passengers after flights were canceled on Tuesday.
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The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, which processes the applications, said it was enlisting officers to work overtime and seeking to fill vacancies, noting "there is no quick fix" for the delays.
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Murray's metal hip may have to work overtime in the next few days as he will also compete in men's doubles with Frenchman Pierre-Hugues Herbert less than a month after returning to action.
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Before RBG could make a dent in the system, there were over 170 sexist stipulations that declared things like a woman could not work overtime or bear a credit card with her own name.
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One of the two workers arrested Tuesday had volunteered to work overtime on the night Epstein died, but had been doing so for five straight days, a prison workers' union official told the Times.
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On the other hand, some perks that companies offer, like beer on tap and yoga rooms, have been seen as "golden handcuffs" that persuade workers to stay at the office later and work overtime.
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We're all about finding easy wardrobe staples that work overtime — from that hero handbag that goes with every single look to the versatile, ready-for-anything shirtdress that's a perfect 10 no matter the occasion.
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A plaid flannel (note how the sleeves of the blazer are pushed up just so for some serious je ne sais quoi cool) and a black tank will work overtime to keep your core warm.
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There are two Thunderbolt 103 ports on the side, which is plenty, and they work overtime to support all sorts of things, from a 5K display to fast external storage and even the MacBook's charger.
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"By curbing exempt overtime pay, Boeing is challenging leaders and employees to come up with work solutions that curb the need to work overtime," said the memo, which was first reported by the Seattle Times.
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Parents of young children or people caring for elderly parents or other family members could similarly seek opportunities to work overtime in order to accrue more paid time off to use when they need it.
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A mechanic for American Airlines has been charged with attempting to sabotage a flight bound for the Bahamas from Miami in an apparent attempt to cause a delay that would allow him to work overtime.
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But in a world where people don't read massive reports, and those who do read them with partisan eyes, Mueller and those who take his charges seriously need to work overtime to get people to pay attention.
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Your boss has "asked" you to work overtime on the weekend and your colleagues are shirking on their duties, only for you to come home to a nagging partner who is resentful of your busy work schedule.
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But what's inside is even better: It's packed with rose water and hyaluronic acid to calm irritation and keep skin hydrated, and infused with real ruby and pearl powders, which work overtime to brighten and illuminate the skin.
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"If you don't work overtime they will move you to a place that is hotter as punishment," said Suleiman, 22 and from Ghana, who said the construction company that hired him had taken his passport - illegal in Qatar.
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Voters in 14 states will head to the polls in just three days on Super Tuesday, and Biden and his team will have to work overtime to convince them that Biden should still be their No. 1 choice.
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" A second anonymous employee gave a similar account, telling BuzzFeed News, "There are a lot of people who do work overtime, but they just pay them two different checks instead of overtime and change the location of the store.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Dentsu Inc was fined just 1593,000 yen ($4,400) after a Tokyo court ruled it had made employees work overtime beyond legal limits - a case that followed a high profile death from overwork at the advertising giant.
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"Sometimes you see people who can't get in on a Saturday or Sunday," said Guo Wanli, 25, a former construction worker from central Henan province, referring to those who volunteer to work overtime on weekends to boost their pay.
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For example, she's found some evidence from survey data that younger millennials "are more practical -- they are more attracted to industries with steady work and are more likely to say they are willing to work overtime" than older ones.
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Kopp said he and others had to work overtime to keep operations going while others were off on political work, and he said he tried and failed to raise concerns through various channels before getting through at this level.
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The lesson for Clinton in these numbers is that she must work overtime to convince voters than she is sincerely committed to Sanders's positions in favor of income equality, affordable education and healthcare, and a progressive agenda in general.
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, responding to what it said was an "anticipated home heating fuel shortage," declared a regional emergency for large swaths of the country, allowing commercial drivers to work overtime delivering propane and heating oil.
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"The disrespect from management is just adding insult to injury," they added, alleging that in organizing meetings, some workers shared stories of being bullied, sometimes subject to "casual racism," and pressured to work overtime without pay by Compass management.
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I started getting into the catering business because the catered food that you get when you work overtime started to piss me off—canned-like "garden vegetable soups" and a whole bunch of bland things that are incredibly so-so.
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Police themselves plan to protest next week over what they say is a rise in hostility toward them, despite having to work overtime as part of a tightening of security after Islamist militants killed 130 people in Paris in November.
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"This move is all about increasing core engagement while minimizing how much your quadriceps and hips move," says Li. Since the ball is destabilizing, your abs have to work overtime to both power you through the move and keep you steady.
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Airbus has also experienced delays in bringing out a new version of its best-selling A320 due to engine problems and asked staff to work overtime during the traditionally quiet summer to help catch up on deliveries of both models.
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At least 300,000 people assemble iPhones at Foxconn, with 3,000 students from Zhengzhou Urban Rail Transit School sent to help with the iPhone X. The six students the FT spoke to volunteered to work overtime and were paid illegally for it.
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But that backbone has slowly begun to break in specialized services, such as spinal cord injury & disease (SCI/D) care, as nurses have had to work overtime due to understaffing with patients requiring the highest levels of care over sustained periods.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Jason and Orlaigh O'Connor secured a half-million-euro mortgage 11 years ago to buy the family home from Orlaigh's ageing parents, even though Jason had to work overtime to meet the repayments and Orlaigh had no regular income.
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A recent viral video — and given that Prince's lawyers seemed to work overtime to keep his songs off of YouTube, it's amazing that there was any video to go viral — captured his cover of Radiohead's "Creep" from his 2008 Coachella set.
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"I tried telling the manager of my line that I didn't want to work overtime," the student, who went by the pseudonym Xiao Fang, told anonymous researchers who leaked their findings and transcripts of interviews with workers to Chinese Labor Watch.
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Amazon says that it's investigating reports that its hardware supplier Foxconn, which produces Amazon Echo and Kindle hardware for the company, has violated labor laws by requiring teenaged workers to work overtime and night shifts, as reported by The Guardian.
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But once they realized they were going to miss Thursday's White House Congressional Ball, they powered on and reframed their messaging to convey they were willing to work overtime to defend the president, sources familiar with their strategy tell Axios.
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And the release comes as Republican opposition researchers work overtime combing through the background of the former first lady and secretary of state, whose presidential candidacy faces a tough test in the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses set for Monday.
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In response, the company will likely work overtime to distance itself from China and lay down roots in the U.S., building out its team of American advisors and lobbyists to underline the daylight between itself and the Chinese Communist Party.
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Knowing there is a late-night rooftop bar, the elevators work overtime whisking clubbers up and down until late, so light sleepers (or those like me who just have that sensitivity to noise) should request a room away from there.
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GUATEMALAN NATIONAL PAYS $280 FOR NEGLIGENT DRIVING IN CRASH THAT KILLED FBI AGENT, FIRE MARSHAL The Baltimore Sun said commanders have struggled to fill in shifts for front-line patrol officers, a problem that means many draft officers have to work overtime.
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If he doesn't have to work overtime, he's out by 2:30 PM and he drives to the restaurant to help out until 5 PM. Then he heads to the Cargill plant, where he manages a dozen employees in the laundry department.
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Allard Dembe, a professor at the Ohio State University College of Public Health, found that employees' risk of suffering an industrial accident increases by 37 percent when they work more than 12 hours a day, and by 61 percent when they work overtime.
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"The middle class is getting clobbered, but I think we're making some real progress here and it's based on a simple premise that if you work overtime you should get paid for the hours you work," Vice President Biden said Tuesday afternoon.
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It was one of those cruel ones which happened so quick that we don't actually know how Rivera's skills match up with Moraes, but he will have to work overtime to be able to pitch a rematch without fans laughing it off.
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House Republican leadership is planning to bring the farm bill to the floor next week, meaning Conaway (R-Texas) will have to work overtime to woo fellow GOP members to vote for the bill as intraparty divisions threaten to jeopardize the legislation.
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Other examples of the shutdown's effects on the Coast Guard included: ■ Roughly 600 employees at the Aviation Logistics Center in Elizabeth City, N.C., potentially would have to work overtime for five to seven months to make up for production lost during the impasse.
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I was supposed to go to the movies with my boyfriend, P., tonight, but he had to work overtime at his office, so instead I wait for him to visit me at home so we can watch Sierra Burgess Is A Loser on Netflix together.
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The union says some of the main issues are chronic short staffing, nurses being required to work overtime every week, and nurses being required to work outside their areas of expertise, which puts patients at risk, according to a news release on the union website.
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Since the summer, officers from other prisons have been brought to St. Clair to work overtime shifts, an emergency response team has patrolled almost daily, and several hundred inmates have been transferred to other prisons, resulting in a population at capacity rather than far above it.
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Pretty much the minute we realized that our total expenses on adoption could be $2000,214 (double that if we place with twins!), we started saving, using this need for a large amount of cash as a reason to tighten our belts and work overtime when it was available.
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The source told Reuters on Monday that Foxconn has so far seen a "fairly small impact" from the outbreak as it was utilizing factories in countries including Vietnam, India and Mexico to fill the gap, adding that the company will be able to make up for the delay if factories work overtime after the ban.
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When you consider the more than 90 different foreign-government-backed export credit agencies that work overtime each day to support their own domestic industries at the expense of our manufacturers, it's clear why we need a functioning Ex-Im Bank again — and quickly — to help level the playing field for American manufacturers and workers.
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This came despite a report suggesting that one of its Chinese suppliers has been illegally employing students to work overtime in order to assemble its new iPhone X. Back in Europe, corporate earnings continued to come in thick and fast with Enel shares rising 2.58 percent after the group presented its 2018-2020 business plan on Tuesday.
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The District Court ordered the two unions, the Transport Workers Union of America and the International Association of Machinists, to issue a notice to their workers to no longer continue activities such as refusing to work overtime, slowing their job performance or other activities that would negatively affect American's operations, according to the court filing on Friday.
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A financial audit released on Monday by the Fair Labor Association, obtained by the Washington Post, shows that Chinese manufacturers used by G-III Apparel Group, which has owned the license for the First Daughter's eponymous brand since 2012, routinely had its employees work overtime exceeding the legal limit, while making less than minimum wage and oftentimes without receiving benefits, in 2016.
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He should work overtime to not only bring it to the floor but also do everything he can so the finished product gets to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's desk for his signature.
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