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Are suppliers expected to compensate workers with premium rates for overtime if working in a country without overtime laws?

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Are suppliers expected to compensate workers with premium rates for overtime if working in a country without overtime laws?

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Yes. Overtime hours in excess of 48 hours must be compensated according to the local law or in the absence of a local law, at a premium rate. Any hours worked in excess of 60 hours must be on a voluntary basis. This condition promotes fair compensation for workers.