Overtime refers to hours worked by an employee beyond their regularly scheduled work hours. This additional time may be compensated at a rate higher than the regular pay rate, often time-and-a-half. Overtimes is usually used in work settings like factories, offices and other workplaces. The amount and conditions of overtime can vary depending on the laws of each country and the employment agreement between the employer and employee.
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