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他每天都超时工作到晚上九点。
He works overtime every day until 9 PM.
Work performed beyond the standard or legally permitted working hours.
公司不允许员工无偿超时工作。
The company does not allow employees to work unpaid overtime.
超时工作会影响员工的健康和工作效率。
Overtime work can affect employees' health and work efficiency.
Common in labor law contexts and workplace discussions.
'超时工作' emphasizes the exceeding of standard hours, while '加班' (jiābān) specifically means 'to work extra hours,' which can sometimes imply compensation. '超时工作' may or may not include pay.
In labor law, '超时工作' is often regulated to ensure fair compensation and employee well-being. Check local labor laws for overtime regulations.
The term combines '超时' (chāo shí, meaning 'beyond time') and '工作' (gōng zuò, meaning 'work'), reflecting the concept of working beyond standard hours.
Often used in formal contexts such as labor contracts, workplace policies, or discussions about work-life balance.