concept   overtime
15 commonsense assertions
Cultures (15) • United States (1) • Germany (1) • Denmark (1) • South Korea (1) • Canada (1) • Italy (1) • Spain (1) • Belgium (1) • Government Offices (1) • Japanese office culture (1) • Legal context in France (1) • Modern US Navy (1) • business executives (1) • machinist culture (1) • office settings (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 overtime United States Overtime work is widespread and rewarded with extra pay or time off in the United States. 9
2 overtime Germany In Germany, there is a strong focus on work-life balance, and overtime is generally discouraged or strictly regulated for employee well-being. 7
3 overtime Denmark Overtime is uncommon and not considered the norm in Denmark, and is viewed as a sign of poor time management. 5
4 overtime South Korea In South Korean culture, working overtime is expected and signifies dedication to the job. 5
5 overtime Canada Overtime is prevalent in Canadian workplaces, typically compensated through pay or time off. 3
6 overtime Italy In Italy, there is a cultural emphasis on work-life balance, with occasional but not excessive use of overtime. 3
7 overtime Spain In Spain, overtime is less common and seen as a sign of poor time management and lack of work-life balance. 3
8 overtime Belgium In Belgium, strict regulations and discouragement of overtime promote a work-life balance. 1
9 overtime Government Offices Overtime work is generally avoided in Government Offices to maintain work-life balance. 1
10 overtime Japanese office culture In Japanese office culture, working late and unpaid overtime is common and often seen as a sign of dedication to the company. 1
11 overtime Legal context in France In France, employers must track and compensate for overtime according to strict legal requirements and limits. 1
12 overtime Modern US Navy It is common and expected for Modern US Navy personnel to work overtime to meet mission requirements. 1
13 overtime business executives Overtime is a common and necessary practice among business executives for professional success. 1
14 overtime machinist culture In machinist culture, overtime work is common, particularly when facing tight production schedules or urgent deadlines. 1
15 overtime office settings Working overtime in office settings is often expected and seen as a sign of dedication. 1