Sentences with phrase «overtime costs»

For example, if you're applying to be a production supervisor, you might discuss how you successfully reduced overtime costs by implementing a new end - of - shift procedure.

The manufacturing will become highly automated, but Musk told investors during the early ramp up he expected high overtime costs.

This will put more officers on the street, but will also help to control overtime costs.

That's up from overtime costs of $ 101 million for the 2007 fiscal year.

Should he or she stop working to avoid overtime costs and miss the deadline, or earn overtime and make the deadline?

In the 2013 fiscal year overtime costs hit a record $ 155 million before dropping to $ 139 million the next year.

She said the council will push the administration to weed out unnecessary overtime costs — costs she said are double the $ 55 million the city would save closing companies.

This represents a 50 % reduction in total overtime cost.

Despite that savings, overtime costs now are higher than they were before the change.

The writer goes on to describe accomplishments in past positions such as reducing overtime costs and recruiting expenses.

Others note that state budget officials issued a directive to trim $ 20 million in overtime costs this year from the entire prison system.

Meanwhile, her agency spent $ 341 million from 2014 through 2017 on overtime costs dictated by labor contracts between the city and the unions.

New York state agencies racked up more than $ 316 million in overtime in the first six months of 2014, continuing a recent trend of sharply higher overtime costs for taxpayers.

Board members also believe that Nassau has underestimated police overtime costs by $ 9.2 million.

Converted non-exempt staff work schedule, which resulted in reduced overtime costs by 45 %, reduced absenteeism rate by 33 % and increased staff morale and productivity by 25 %.

«In addition, the cost savings realized in this consolidation will allow the police department to respond to other pressing needs, including the purchase of a body - worn camera system as part of a pilot project to improve transparency and safety, the equipment and overtime costs necessary to provide support for community festivals and events, and a camera system at our police headquarters.»

Walsh has hired 25 to 30 police officers to fill vacancies and cut down on overtime costs earlier this year.

With the capital city poised to receive $ 500,000 less in additional state aid, and managing the now scuttled $ 620,000 sale of property it owns in Coeymans, Mayor Kathy Sheehan said departments heads will have to take a hard look at overtime costs to fill the gaps in Albany's $ 168 million 2018 budget.

Between 2007 and 2011 the county underestimated overtime costs by approximately $ 10 million.

The city will also have to meet officer - to - inmate ratios mandated by the settlement of that federal lawsuit, and needs to comply with other laws that require higher ratios for female and transgender inmates, and is seeking to address increasing overtime costs.

Some companies are even splitting production into two shifts: daytime human and nighttime robotic or automated production runs, the latter requiring no on - site supervisors and the attendant overtime costs.

Empire Center executive director Tim Hoefer said that while overtime costs are unavoidable, they are also an indicator of how efficiently an organization is run.

Said City Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito: «We are disappointed to see that while the Executive Budget addresses skyrocketing overtime costs for the NYPD, it does not include funding to hire the additional 1,000 police officers needed to reduce understaffing at City precincts and provide support for Vision Zero.

Expenses that went over budget included police and fire expenses, primarily overtime costs, to the tune of $ 5.2 million dollars.

There was a 30 - second standing ovation for Syracuse city lawmakers Wednesday afternoon after they unanimously approved a budget amendment that restores firefighter overtime costs that had been cut out of the Mayor Stephanie Minor's proposed budget.

In the meantime, the department's overtime budget has grown — but Ms. Mark - Viverito has argued the city could save money on overtime costs if more officers were on the job.

To cover the nearly $ 18 million shortfall in budgeted overtime costs, Naughton said funds were moved from other parts of the police department budget where there was a surplus.

Citing a need to better deploy police and curb overtime costs, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio is extending a policy that limits the number of permits allowed for neighborhood street fairs in 2018.

Following council hesitation to approve the request to hold the annual LGBTQ celebration, based on projected Plattsburgh City Police Department overtime costs to facilitate requested road closures, the Adirondack North Country Gender Alliance (ANCGA) has agreed to a compromise.

Officials are looking at whether work rules can be changed to cut overtime costs, whether higher - paid, veteran workers are receiving a disproportionate amount of overtime and whether it makes sense to hire more police officers rather than paying so much overtime.

TROY — Higher than anticipated sales tax revenue, ambulance fees and property tax collections along with lower police overtime costs played key roles in the city ending 2017 with surpluses in its general and water funds budgets, Mayor Patrick Madden said.

Overtime costs soared at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority last year to a record $ 1.2 billion, a 20 percent rise over 2016, according to the Empire Center's SeeThroughNY project.

The Office for People with Disabilities worked the most overtime, while the Department of Corrections had the biggest overtime costs.

Department brass had cited those reasons for mounting overtime costs, which increased by nearly 50 percent from 2011 through 2016, the Nassau County Legislature's Office of Budget Review noted in a report released last week.

Also, a report in January by the Nassau independent Office of Legislative Budget Review found that $ 3 million in overtime costs came from a 25 percent spike in sick days taken by police officers in 2016.

ALBANY, NY (04/30/2013)(readMedia)-- CSEA — New York's leading union today charged the latest figures on New York's excessive state employee overtime costs reveal the glaring deficiencies in the Cuomo administration's management by news release.

Detainees and staff at the George Motchan Detention Center will be transferred to other sites in a move that the Department of Correction said wouldn't result in layoffs of officers, but would instead help reduce exorbitant overtime costs.

Overtime Costs Represent 3.6 Percent of State Payroll in 2012 From Comptroller's Office Overtime earnings at state agencies rose nearly 11 percent in 2012 to $ 529 million, escalating a trend that began in 2009, according to a report released by New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli.

County Executive Ed Mangano said the plan will save taxpayers up to $ 20 million a year, eliminating over 100 desk jobs and slashing overtime costs.

The mayor - elect, at the time, said he would hire more officers to cut down on SPD overtime costs.

«The onerous and restrictive nature of the county's collective bargaining agreements constrains department heads from more effectively managing overtime costs.

«Meantime, I'm also paying overtime costs for an officer to be in court while that is occurring.»

Given the awkwardness of tracking postdocs» long and irregular work hours and the risk of unpredictable overtime costs, many universities are likely to opt for hiking postdoc salaries to the threshold.

The resolution also sets aside $ 9,000 to be split between the police department and Department of Public Works for overtime costs associated with festivals and other events held in the city.

Companies that effectively automate workforce management can reduce unplanned overtime costs to below 4 % and worker productivity can increase by 12 % on average.