Our analysis found 100 full-time employees made twice their annual salary in overtime in a single year, including a ...

The latest statistics from the Connecticut comptroller’s office show the state spent more than $300 million for overtime during the 2024 calendar year across nearly 50 departments.

It's only April, but City Controller Rachael Heisler says several city departments have almost depleted their overtime ...

But NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri said he wants to strategically cut overtime by 4% this year, which could save $9.48 million and has been suggested by member of the state legislature.

City leaders have said some of those costs were covered by federal grants. However, a majority of city staff overtime is funded through taxpayer dollars. At a March 3 meeting, Commissioner Dave ...

Periodically, overtime costs soar well beyond what has been budgeted. In response, minimum staffing levels are reduced to cut down on the number of replacements called in and paid overtime.