Overtime Authorization Request Form



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OVERTIME AUTHORIZATION REQUEST FORM EMPLOYEE REQUEST (Employee complete, print or type please) Permission is requested for the following named employee to work overtime for reason(s) indicated on the date specified Employee Name: Department or Division: Date Worked Overtime: Overtime Hours Worked: From To Overtime Hours Worked: From To Total Hours Worked: Hours Minutes Such compensatory shall be given for involuntary or permitted work beyond the forty (40) hour per work week..

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