1. The act or practice of working beyond the standard or scheduled time; time worked in excess of regular hours.
Usage: Often used in employment and labor contexts.

1. To work or cause to work beyond the standard or scheduled time.
Usage: Present participle of 'overtime' used as a verb.

Examples

• The factory workers complained about constant overtiming during the busy season.
• She is overtiming this week to meet the project deadline.
• Overtiming employees without proper compensation can lead to labor disputes.
• The manager was overtiming the staff to finish the urgent order.
• Excessive overtiming can reduce worker productivity and morale.
• He earned extra pay for overtiming on weekends.