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Overtime

usgb/ˈəʊvərtaɪm/Volume
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Reward Expectation

Overtime work often implies an expectation of extra payment or time off in compensation.

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She received a bonus for the extra hours she worked overtime.
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Not Always Welcome

Some people may not want to work overtime, possibly due to family or personal commitments.

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Despite the offer, Mark chose not to work overtime.
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Potential Compulsion

Sometimes, workers may be required to work overtime, especially in urgent situations.

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The staff had to work overtime to meet the project deadline.
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