(4) OvertimeThe meaning of the term 'overtime' and the extent of the employer's obligations in relation to overtime pay were considered by the Court of Appeal in Driver v Air India Ltd [2011] EWCA Civ 830, [2011] IRLR 992. Lord Justice Mummery commented, obiter, as follows (at [128]–[130]):''“Overtime” is not a defined term in the employment legislation nor is it a term of art at common law. Its meaning and its financial implications will depend on the way the parties have defined it contractually or, in the absence of an express
The meaning of the term 'overtime' and the extent of the employer's obligations in relation to overtime pay were considered by the Court of Appeal in Driver v Air India Ltd [2011] EWCA Civ 830, [2011] IRLR 992. Lord Justice Mummery commented, obiter, as follows (at [128]–[130]):
''“Overtime” is not a defined term in the employment legislation nor is it a term of art at common law. Its meaning and its financial implications will depend on the way the parties have defined it contractually or, in the absence of an express
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