Our paper presents a methodology that can be used to estimate the extent of noncompliance with the overtime pay … overtime who fail to receive a premium of at least time and a half, as called for by the legislation, is in the range of 25 … noncompliance suggest that decisions about whether to comply with the overtime provisions of the FLSA are at least partially based …

to accept mandatory assignment of overtime, by receiving higher straight-time wages. Our estimating equations are derived … from a model in which wage rates and the existence of mandatory assignment of overtime are jointly determined in the market … compensating wage differential for mandatory overtime, we do observe the existence of such differentials for unionized workers and …

day. In 1980 this daily overtime penalty was extended to men. This change provides a unique opportunity to estimate the … Current Population Survey data from 1973 and 1985, we find that the overtime penalty substantially reduced the amount of daily … overtime worked by California men compared to men in other states and to women in California. Our estimates imply that the …

is apparently insensitive to economic conditions in Korea, unlike in Japan (Freemand and Weitzinan). When "overtime …

We find widespread evidence of firms appearing to avoid paying overtime wages by exploiting a federal law that allows … equivalent to non-managerial employees (in this case, a front desk assistant). Overtime avoidance is more pronounced when firms …-wage industries that are penalized more often for overtime violations. Our results suggest broad usage of overtime avoidance using job …

police arrests. Arrests made near the end of an officer's shift typically require overtime work, and officers respond by … officer preferences over workplace activity and overtime work. Our results indicate that officers' private costs of arrests …