Undertime Edit Meaning

1.

Opposite of overtime. The difference between hours worked and the expected or contracted hours.

"I spent 35 hours in the office this week so I've got 5 hours of undertime."

"I've been putting in a lot of undertime lately, so I'm going to stay late tonight."

See overtime, slacking, work, employment, employee

2.

The extra hours (beyond a 40 hour week) employees have to work before being compensated by OVERtime. Any unpaid hours worked by the employee that are donated to the company without pay.

Mikey is a slacker this week... he's only put in 4 hours of undertime.

See highway robbery, theft, overtime, justice

3.

1. A term used to designate the time a partcularly skanky female radio personality spends under her male clients.

Orlando: "Jenny Boom-Boom's got 12 kids. I mean c'mon, 12 kids? That's some serious overtime!"

Masir: "Or ... UNDERTIIIIIMMMMEEEEE!!!!"