In fact, this internal enemy didn't even have a name until we recently gave it one: "Undertime."
Undertime is the amount of money you pay for disengaged workers who are present only physically.
The two-hour difference was not counted as
undertime by the Civil Service Commission.
These models prescribe the best hiring, overtime,
undertime, and controllable shrinkage plans that meet servicing objectives at least cost.
WORCESTER - At this summer's annual league meetings, the Sharks should submit a rule change calling for
undertime.
She considers terms relevant to fashion (bandeau, camkini), sports (BASE jumping, zorbing), business (dot-bomb,
undertime), and more.
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Undertime Leopold's Land Ethic?, 18 ENVT'L.
If they observed our personnel departments, they would hear about paid hours, time-sheet hours, vacation time, sick time, holiday time, overtime,
undertime, lost time, compensatory time, time-in-grade, and soon.
All of these proposals were ultimately dismissed on the grounds that they were not financially feasible, would
undertime the fight for equality, and were divisive, distinguishing women from men rather than uniting all workers around the fight to improve the working environment.
The President also frowned on government workers who go
undertime.
BOSTON - Baseball is the only sport that embraces the concept of
undertime, and it cost the Red Sox a game last night.