They must be working overtime down there in Washington at the Mint.
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Much of that will be driven by air conditioners working overtime.
In a digital world, where entire songs and movies can be composed from bits and pieces of other media, lawyers are working overtime to protect what their clients see as the right to be paid for every scrap of intellectual property.
This year, the commission recommended a substantial wage increase amounting to some 110 billion rupees, but also decided to slash the size of the bureaucracy by 30% in stages: some 350, 000 posts currently vacant would be immediately abolished, overtime would cease, the working week would increase from five to six days, and casual leave would be cut from 12 days a year to eight.
Of course, night working will incur overtime for companies and it won't be possible in some residential areas.
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Redundancies at Airbus had been expected at Airbus, but workers had hoped the number could be kept down to the hundreds by implementing measures to cut the working week and stopping overtime.
Attorneys, who are both arguing this case and deciding it, have a tradition of working long hours as new associates with no overtime until they pass the bar exam and can be licensed.
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