Definition of overtime ban in English:

overtime ban

noun

A mass refusal to work overtime, especially as a form of industrial action.
workers imposed an overtime ban to demand a wage rise
Example sentencesExamples
- Overtime ban by pilots are causing cancellations of flights.
- Workers voted yesterday not to proceed and agreed to call off a planned overtime ban.
- Train drivers began an unofficial overtime ban last week over pay.
- Workers have been on an overtime ban since October and the move has caused the firm to move some of its production to other sites.
- Members of the union voted overwhelmingly for the overtime ban and also backed strike action.
- The problem had escalated and industrial action was threatened by the workforce in the form of a strike and overtime ban.
- He said he did not feel confident enough for strike action, but would vote in favour of continuing the overtime ban.
- If the overtime ban was lifted the amount of overtime worked by firefighters would be equivalent to 4,500 jobs.
- We are also going to be running overtime bans which might affect opening hours on other sites, particularly over the Easter period.
- Staff at the engineering firm are to begin an overtime ban and the first of a series of strikes next week.

Definition of overtime ban in US English:

overtime ban

noun

A mass refusal to work overtime, especially as a form of industrial action.
workers imposed an overtime ban to demand a wage rise
Example sentencesExamples
- We are also going to be running overtime bans which might affect opening hours on other sites, particularly over the Easter period.
- Staff at the engineering firm are to begin an overtime ban and the first of a series of strikes next week.
- Workers voted yesterday not to proceed and agreed to call off a planned overtime ban.
- Overtime ban by pilots are causing cancellations of flights.
- The problem had escalated and industrial action was threatened by the workforce in the form of a strike and overtime ban.
- If the overtime ban was lifted the amount of overtime worked by firefighters would be equivalent to 4,500 jobs.
- Workers have been on an overtime ban since October and the move has caused the firm to move some of its production to other sites.
- Members of the union voted overwhelmingly for the overtime ban and also backed strike action.
- He said he did not feel confident enough for strike action, but would vote in favour of continuing the overtime ban.
- Train drivers began an unofficial overtime ban last week over pay.

词汇	overtime ban
释义	Definition of overtime ban in English: overtime ban noun A mass refusal to work overtime, especially as a form of industrial action. workers imposed an overtime ban to demand a wage rise Example sentencesExamples Overtime ban by pilots are causing cancellations of flights. Workers voted yesterday not to proceed and agreed to call off a planned overtime ban. Train drivers began an unofficial overtime ban last week over pay. Workers have been on an overtime ban since October and the move has caused the firm to move some of its production to other sites. Members of the union voted overwhelmingly for the overtime ban and also backed strike action. The problem had escalated and industrial action was threatened by the workforce in the form of a strike and overtime ban. He said he did not feel confident enough for strike action, but would vote in favour of continuing the overtime ban. If the overtime ban was lifted the amount of overtime worked by firefighters would be equivalent to 4,500 jobs. We are also going to be running overtime bans which might affect opening hours on other sites, particularly over the Easter period. Staff at the engineering firm are to begin an overtime ban and the first of a series of strikes next week. Definition of overtime ban in US English: overtime ban noun A mass refusal to work overtime, especially as a form of industrial action. workers imposed an overtime ban to demand a wage rise Example sentencesExamples We are also going to be running overtime bans which might affect opening hours on other sites, particularly over the Easter period. Staff at the engineering firm are to begin an overtime ban and the first of a series of strikes next week. Workers voted yesterday not to proceed and agreed to call off a planned overtime ban. Overtime ban by pilots are causing cancellations of flights. The problem had escalated and industrial action was threatened by the workforce in the form of a strike and overtime ban. If the overtime ban was lifted the amount of overtime worked by firefighters would be equivalent to 4,500 jobs. Workers have been on an overtime ban since October and the move has caused the firm to move some of its production to other sites. Members of the union voted overwhelmingly for the overtime ban and also backed strike action. He said he did not feel confident enough for strike action, but would vote in favour of continuing the overtime ban. Train drivers began an unofficial overtime ban last week over pay.
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