101.   Tim DePaepe, a spokesman for the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen, said some employees want longer hours because they get overtime pay.

102.   Union rules guarantee them a minimum of four hours of overtime pay when they respond to an alarm after normal work hours.

103.   Unions, however, see the proposals as attempts to eliminate overtime pay and give employers an incentive to dictate dangerously long work weeks.

104.   Under the legislation, those workers would receive no overtime pay.

105.   United Parcel Service of America Inc. faces a possible class-action suit in New Jersey on overtime pay for its drivers in the state.

106.   Unlike private-sector workers, government employees can be forced to take time off in lieu of overtime pay.

107.   When she does, will we focus only on union contracts, overtime pay, and light duty in one city?

108.   When workers were denied overtime pay, they held demonstrations in Villahermosa, protesters say.

109.   While some officers said they enjoy the overtime pay, others complained about the increasing demand on their personal time.

110.   With pay increases crimped by the economic slump, some workers want more overtime pay.