WASHINGTON: The White House on Wednesday announced the extension of overtime pay benefits to 4.2 million American workers labeled managers but compelled to work long hours for relatively low wages.

The move addresses a decades-long trend of businesses requiring 50- and 60-hour weeks of a growing body of workers classified as managers and supervisors but paid barely more than those on low hourly wages.

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