11.   He said the company would not order mandatory overtime of its work force.

12.   He sees the automaker trying squeeze workers by instituting mandatory overtime and only replacing one of every two employees who leave.

13.   In the automobile and communications industries, hourly wage-earners have also seen their week grow as mandatory overtime has become more prevalent.

14.   In other successes, nurses who went out on strike in Massachusetts put limits on mandatory overtime.

15.   Nurses went on strike to win limits on mandatory overtime at St. Vincent Hospital in Worcester last year, but the issue is widespread.

16.   Now the company wants to increase mandatory overtime to four or five days a week, he said.

17.   Older nurses are often less willing to take on more patients and mandatory overtime.

18.   One major hang-up today is the issue of mandatory overtime at the Oshawa assembly plant that builds Chevrolet Lumina and Monte Carlo cars, union officials said.

19.   Other issues on the table include job stress, mandatory overtime and a new contract for the handful of employees at Verizon Wireless who are already union members.

20.   She recommended new policies that guarantee sufficient income, paid sick leave and vacation time, a prohibition against mandatory overtime, and access to quality child care.