compensatory time
noun [ U ] business US specialized uk/kɒm.pənˌseɪt.əri ˈtaɪm / us/kəmˌpen.sə.tɔːr.i ˌtaɪm / (also compensatory time off, comp time); (abbreviation CTO); (UK time off in lieu, /ˌtaɪm ɒf ɪn ˈljuː/ /ˌtaɪm ɑːf ɪn ˈluː/)
加班补休时间
time that an employee who has worked extra hours may take off from work
The increases result from workers cashing in on compensatory time, thereby working less, but earning the same income. 增加的原因是雇员利用加班补休时间赚钱，因此工作时间减少，但收入相同。
City supervisors aren't eligible for overtime, but they can get compensatory time off for extra hours. 市监督委员会委员没有资格获得加班工资，但可以获得额外的补休时间。
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- Officers also logged 427 hours of compensatory time.
- The package involves eliminating required overtime pay in return for compensatory time off.
- She said she will grant compensatory time off to accountants in the comptroller's office who volunteer to help service families compute their taxes.
- Management demanded more hours of labor without compensatory time off.
- This document sets out our policies on overtime and compensatory time off (CTO).