Example:

In January 2016,Nadia Stoneworked a total of96 hoursover the fortnight, exceeding the standard80-hour limitfor straight time.

• In Week 1,Nadia accumulated 45 hours, with 32 hours classified as straight time and 13 hours as overtime.
• In Week 2,out of 51 hours worked, 23 hours were straight time, and the remaining 28 hours were overtime.

Week 1:

1st (Friday): 8 hours (Straight Time)

4th (Monday): 8 hours (Straight Time) + 3 hours Overtime

5th (Tuesday):      8 hours (Straight Time) + 3 hours Overtime

6th (Wednesday): 8 hours (Straight Time) + 4 hours Overtime

7th (Thursday):      3 hours Overtime

Week 1 Totals:

• Straight Time:           32 hours (8 + 8 + 8 + 8)
• Overtime:           13 hours (3 + 3 + 4 + 3)
• Total Hours for Week 1: 45 hours (32 ST + 13 OT)

Week 2:

8th (Friday):      8 hours (Straight Time) + 4 hours Overtime

11th (Monday):      8 hours (Straight Time)

12th (Tuesday):      7 hours (Straight Time) + 1 hour Overtime

13th (Wednesday): 11.5 hours Overtime

14th (Thursday): 11.5 hours Overtime

Week 2 Totals:

• Straight Time:     23 hours (8 + 8 + 7)
• Overtime:           28 hours (4 + 1+ 11.5+ 11.5)
• Total Hours for Week 2: 51 hours (23 ST + 14 OT)

Fortnightly Totals:

• Total Straight Time: 55 hours (32 ST from Week 1 +32 ST from Week 2)
• Total Overtime: 24 hours (13 OT from Week 1 + 28 OT from Week 2).